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Can you use a LES box as a SOCKS proxy?

hostnoobhostnoob Member
edited March 2014 in Help

Two question really. I read you can use Cloudflare as IPv4 -> IPv6, but..

1) Does this mean I can just SSH into the box via the domain name with PuTTY?

2) If I can, and use it as a SOCKS proxy, will I be able to visit IPv4 websites?

Comments

  • MuZoMuZo Member
    edited March 2014

    1) No, cloudflare only proxy http traffic

    2) LES has a shared ipv4, so just set up your tunnel and you will be able to connect to ipv4 addresses

    Thanked by 1hostnoob
  • mikhomikho Member
    edited March 2014

    1.
    Yes and no. If you change your sshd port to one of the assigned ports you will be able to connect to your box using the domain name.
    If you keep your sshd port at 22 you will not be able to connect to your box using the domain name. (Unless you have ipv6 from your home or office and add a AAAA record).

    1. If you setup your SOCKS to use one of your assigned ports you can connect using your domain name or the external IP
  • @MuZo said:
    1) No, cloudflare only proxy http traffic

    2) LES has a shared ipv4, so just set up your tunnel and you will be able to connect to ipv4 addresses

    Okay, thanks

  • johnlth93johnlth93 Member, Host Rep

    their forum already have all these information about how to ssh into the vps via ipv4 and a bunch of guide, you should take a look at it.

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