Raspberry Pi 4 Mobile Proxy using 4G Modems

Hey guys I'm currently trying to build a 4G proxy solution using the Raspberry Pi 4 and some 4G modems that I have in my possession. Following a couple of guides that I found on the forum but have not managed to get it to work yet. Wondering if there's anyone that can help me out. I've tried the free proxidize script but it didn't work for the 4G modem that I have.

The model of the modems that I have is the ZTE MF 823 - couldn't find any guides using this specific one. Would the best way still be to use squid/3 proxy?

darkhero007 said:

The model of the modems that I have is the ZTE MF 823 - couldn't find any guides using this specific one. Would the best way still be to use squid/3 proxy?

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Hi,

ZTE MF 823 seems to be a Hiilink mode dongle, therefore on Linux it will report as Ethernet interface. This is a best and modern way currently vendors making modems do prefer.

Modern proxies based on Linux using CGs control groups v2 and namespaces will manage these dongles without problem even these dongles all will report into kernel with same IP address from NAT pool maintained by DHCP on that dongle.

Best regards
OctetPro.xyz

Mf823 is a well automated modem, idk why proxidize doesn't support it. Its api is very easy to work with. I worked with them a lot. Moreover ZTE 's web server is open source, you can read sources

Hey guys that is great news. I've been a bit held up with running the BH campaigns and switched focus from farming, but I really need to get back to setting up new proxies so I can generate more accounts.

Will definitely go down the Raspberry Pi + MF823 route then, just can't find any tutorials on it so hopefully, I can find some documentation online and manage to scrap something together. Would be great if you can point me towards some resources I could use as I've been searching but came up with nothing.

yes, use squid/3 proxy

turelink said:

yes, use squid/3 proxy

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thanks for the pointer mate. I'll play around a bit with it and see if I manage to get it working

Did you manage to get it work?