PROXY FIREWALL MANUAL FOR Beta 1.0.3

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The Proxy Firewall Open Proxies Tab

Proxy Firewall will allow you to import and use open proxy servers. All you need to do is have a source for them. Proxy Firewall includes options for checking open servers, as well as providing extra information about them. Please be sure to read our warnings about open proxies. If you do decide to use them, http://list-proxies.com/ is a good place to start finding lists.

Right Click Menu
When you right click in any of the list tabs Private Proxies, Open or Manual Proxies, you will get a menu as shown above with additional options.

Export List
This option will allow you to export the list to a plain text file.

Save List
This option will save the list to your Proxy Firewall program directory instead of waiting for a reboot or shutdown. When you use this option your list would not be lost if your computer was to crash.

Delete Selected
You can multi select items in your list using your ctrl key and then choose to delete one or more items in your list.

Shuffle List
You can choose to shuffle the list in a random order for when you are rotating lists.

Edit Selected
This option will allow to to manually edit any proxy in your open list.

Delete Selected
This option will allow to to delete any proxy in your open list.

Delete All
This option will allow you to clear your list and delete all of the proxies in your list.

Add Proxies
When you click on the Add Proxies button you can add proxies by using the import option, or typing in the information one at a time as shown below.



When you add a group of proxies that all share the same settings, you can leave this window open as you type in your ip address and ports. For example, select the socks5 option. Now type in and add all of your socks5 servers. When you are finished, click the Ok button to add them all to your list. After adding all of your socks5 proxy servers, you can now start adding all of your socks4 proxy servers.

Import Proxy Servers
Importing is easy. All you need is a plain text file with socks5 or socks4 proxy servers in the format of IP:PORT as shown below.

The file name can be something like (socks4.txt)
61.17.178.188:1080
203.115.84.165:1080
201.252.25.13:1080

Click on the SOCK4 radio button and then on Import. Select your file and the servers will be added to your list. Now click on OK

Check Proxies
Now that you have socks proxies in your list you can check them by clicking on the Check Proxies button as shown below.



The proxy checking system is advanced and has many options. It will allow you to automatically check proxies during a running project. You can also select your own timeouts for proxy checking for both connect and verify. There is a bad storage area that has options for rechecking later and options to automatically clear your bad storage every xx number of days. A capture of the bad proxy window is shown below.

Private Proxies Tab

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