Simple Method for setting up a free-access channel for the SSH + Squid Proxy Server

SSH solves this problem well. You only need one vps to configure. It is quite easy to set up.

Install webmin
Webmin is a free software for visual management of linux systems. We installed it to facilitate the management of squid proxy servers or linux systems. The detailed installation address is as follows:
Install the Webmin Management System on CentOS

Install the squid Proxy Server
1. Install the EPEL package before installing squid.Copy codeThe Code is as follows: rpm-Uvh http://download.fedora.redhat.com/pub/epel/5/i386/epel-release-5-4.noarch.rpm

2. Install the squid Proxy Server
Log on to webmin, click Un-used Modules, find the Squid proxy server, and click "click here" to start installation. After the installation is successful, go to the server> squid Proxy Server to start squid. On this page, you can configure squid as needed. Finally, you need to edit the file/etc/squid. conf, search for "http_access deny all" to "http_access allow all", and restart squid, "service squid restart ".

Set putty
Open putty, go to Connection-> SSH-> Tunnels, fill in Source port: 3128, select Dynamic, and click add.

Final effect:

Click "Session" in the left-side menu, enter the Host Name, enter the Saved Sessions, and save the settings. Click "open". Enter the user Name and password, and then create an SSH channel.

Set Firefox

According to the test, IE and Google browsers cannot be set successfully, so they can only be set using Firefox.
Open Firefox, go to tools> Options> advanced> networking, and click Settings.

Based on the entered information.

Set local DNS Server

After setting up Firefox browser, there are still some legendary DNS interceptions. We need to change the DNS servers on our computer to 8.8.8.8.4.4 and 8.8.8.4.4.

For dial-up Internet users, You need to dial again to make the DNS server take effect.
Now, all settings are complete. I hope you will enjoy the internet.