Setting up an HTTP proxy via socks tunnel

1. Create tunnel on the server using SSH

SSH 10080 -f-c-q-n [email protected]112.34. 113.35  -D: Let SSH on the specified port (1025-65536-----n:tells SSH That no command would be sent once the tunnel is up# the last specified is the SSH user and the currently established tunnel server IP

Run in the background after execution, you can view the process through PS

2. Configure SOCKS5 proxy locally via putty

Open Putty,

1) Session, fill in the Host Name is just the server IP, port is 22 (note that this is not related to the port set by the service)
2) Saved session set a name, save a bit
3) Connection, SSH-tunnels,
Fill in the source port:8888 this is the local SOCKS5 proxy port
Tick Auto, Dynamic
Click Add
4) Back to session, Save a bit
5) Click Open
6) Login with username password

3. Configure the browser to access the SOCKS5 proxy via the local 127.0.0.1:8888

Setting up an HTTP proxy via socks tunnel