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I have two internal network computers, Computer 1 and Computer 2. Computer 1 also has an external network connection.
I want to run python-proxy on Computer 1, and then connect to this proxy from Computer 2 using Proxifier, allowing Computer 2 to access the internet.
Currently, I am running the following command on Computer 1: pproxy -l http+socks5://:8080#username:password -v
I would like to ask:
(1) Can I set restrictions on client IP addresses? (For example, I only want the IP of Computer 2 to be able to access it, and restrict all others)
(2) Regarding the command above, purely in terms of speed, is there any way to make it run faster?
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I have two internal network computers, Computer 1 and Computer 2. Computer 1 also has an external network connection.
I want to run python-proxy on Computer 1, and then connect to this proxy from Computer 2 using Proxifier, allowing Computer 2 to access the internet.
Currently, I am running the following command on Computer 1:
pproxy -l http+socks5://:8080#username:password -v
I would like to ask:
(1) Can I set restrictions on client IP addresses? (For example, I only want the IP of Computer 2 to be able to access it, and restrict all others)
(2) Regarding the command above, purely in terms of speed, is there any way to make it run faster?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: