You can download https://t.me/asocks5 [RU] Yggdrasil GUI - A utility for Windows that simplifies the installation and management of the Yggdrasil network (https://yggdrasil-network.github.io/) Features: Automatic download of publicly declared network peers (relays) https://publicpeers.neilalexander.dev/ Adding your own network peers (relays) Allows you to work with the network via Socks5 (this means you can configure work via TOR, etc.) If your computer has direct access to the Internet, you can open your own non-public peer (relay) It is possible to select peers (relays) with the fastest response by pinging all servers. You can always change the IP6 address of the Yggdrasil network The utility shows the status of your Yggdrasil network Why do you need the Yggdrasil network in simple terms? If anyone does not understand, the Internet has grown to such a scale that there are not enough global IP4 addresses for everyone. This means that your device, be it a phone, a computer, or even a router in your home, is behind NAT and you won’t be able to make a server out of your device. You simply won’t be able to connect directly to your device from the Internet – do you understand? That’s why some people order an additional service from their provider, such as a dedicated IP address, and not all providers can provide it. Example: no mobile provider will provide you with a dedicated IP address. This means that you won’t be able to use a WEB server, an RDP connection, or a Socks5 server on your devices, etc. Let’s say you use the Yggdrasil network and your friend does too, then you don’t need to upload files to the cloud. You can share files directly from your computer. That’s what the Yggdrasil network was invented for. How does it work? After installation, you will have another Yggdrasil network interface among your network connections. Yggdrail generates its own identifier, which looks like an IP6 address. This address will be the input and output to your device. By sharing this address with your friend, he will be able to log into your computer as if your computer were a remote server. Socks5 server, which comes with the Yggdrasil GUI utility. I decided to combine the Yggdrasil network with a Socks5 server called 3proxy. 3proxy server - Socks5 server with open source https://github.com/3proxy/3proxy There is no point in describing all the functionality of this proxy server by me, since you can read and find everything yourself. I will only note that this server supports: udp associate, UDP support, you can forward traffic between network interfaces, supports authorization, you can simultaneously create a large number of servers. So, in order not to figure it out too much, my dear friend, how to set up this 3proxy for yourself. The Yggdrasil GUI program has a simple and convenient configurator that will allow you to launch this 3proxy and easily configure it for various network interfaces, including the Yggdrasil network interface. The development of Yggdrasil GUI does not stop and I decided to add another proxy server of my own design, which is called Finger Proxy. What is the difference from 3proxy? Actually, nothing except that on this Socks5 you can change the TCP / IP Fingerprint. But all the same functions are present: udp associate, UDP support, you can forward traffic between network interfaces, supports authorization, you can simultaneously create a large number of servers. Even the configurator is used as in 3proxy, a replaceable TCP / IP Fingerprint (my own development) TCP / IP Fingerprint - how does it work? You create a Socks5 server with authorization, for example, on port 10888. To manage this very Socks5 and change the TCP/IP Fingerprint, you connect to port 10888-1 (minus 1) Example: you created Socks5 user:password@IP:10888, which means that management will be available at http://IP:10887, and user:password is used to log in.