Sockscap32 graphic tutorial help

Socks is a regional gateway, developed by David koblas in 1990. Since then, it has been used as an open standard in Internet RFC. Socks runs on the TCP layer of the protocol stack. Different from WinSock, Socks does not require applications.ProgramFollow a specific operating system platform, such as Windows as Winsock. The socks proxy is different from the application layer proxy and HTTP layer proxy. The socks proxy simply transmits data packets without worrying about the Application Protocol (such as FTP, HTTP, and NNTP requests ). The socks proxy server is much faster than the application-layer proxy server. This is because the socks proxy server has such a function that we can use to connect to the Internet. (Sockscap is such a client software)
Socks S4 and sos5 S5 are commonly used. The socks4 proxy only supports the TCP protocol, the SOCKS5 Proxy supports the TCP and UDP protocols, and also supports various authentication mechanisms and server-side domain name resolution. Socks4 can work on both SOCKS5 and vice versa. For example, ICQ can only use SOCKS5 proxy, while FTP can use socks4 and SOCKS5. Sockscap32 is a tool developed by NEC to enable socks proxy for all Winsock applications. It adds a "hat" to the Winsock System Call Library. All Winsock calls generated by applications in the sockscap environment will be intercepted by sockcap. If you set sockcap32 correctly, such a call request is automatically converted to a request to a specific socks proxy. In this way, your applications that do not support the socks proxy can also use socks proxy. Sockcap32 supports socks4 and SOCKS5 proxy. socks4 proxy only supports TCP applications, while SOCKS5 proxy can support TCP and UDP. However, because SOCKS5 Proxy has dedicated user identity confirmation operations, the socks4 proxy does not exist, so socks proxies that are usually open to the outside are all socks4 proxies. Therefore, UDP applications are generally not supported, such as various network phone software.

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After sockscap32 is started, the interface is as follows:

1. Click the File menu and select Settings.

2: Fill in the SOCKS Server entry with the socks proxy server address, for example, 210.48.8.27. (enter your own address)
Fill in the port entry with the address port such as 1080;
Enter the password in the socks user identification item (optional)
Select SOCKS5 for the Protocol;
Click OK to return to the main interface.

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3. Click the new button on the sockscap32 panel to run the Internet software (such as the browser, FTP software, and email sending and receiving software)
Click the Browse key and select the scap32 icon in the application software directory path that needs to go abroad through the sockscap32 proxy.
Click OK after setting.

4. The settings have been completed. To run the program that requires a proxy, you only need to double-click the icon in the sockscap console interface.