Basic 10 completed, doing nothing...

Hello!

I completed this mission doing nothing… Like it is said, I surely got a good IP but I never used a proxy and I want to do it. So I reboot my router but I still have a good IP.

So I decided to use a proxy… That works fine! Now I have a bad IP and I can see the error page! :)

And I don't know how to change manually the IP which is given by the proxy… So now I am trying a lot of different proxy, hoping one will give me a good IP.

Is there any other way to do this?

Just try to find a proxy that satisfies the required range.

mafreeuser wrote: And I don't know how to change manually the IP which is given by the proxy… So now I am trying a lot of different proxy, hoping one will give me a good IP.

Is there any other way to do this?

If you're using a proxy, you get the proxy's IP when visiting a page. So you can't change the IP of the proxy just like that. If you want an IP in a specific range you simply have to use a proxy which lies within the range :)

That's the way you're supposed to beat the challenge.

Ok I know what I am supposed to do now

Thanks for reply!:D

No problem B)

Nice simple challange if your IP fall correctly this one, but if not its not to hard to find a proxy that works loads of them about.

Good times.

Is there a fast way of finding a poxy within the range? I don't quite get that part of it. I know the required range, but I don't know how to go about finding a proxy to fit it and I really don't want to look through long lists of proxies.

Doctor wrote: Is there a fast way of finding a poxy within the range? I don't quite get that part of it. I know the required range, but I don't know how to go about finding a proxy to fit it and I really don't want to look through long lists of proxies.

My guess is that Googling with port 8080 and the IP range you're looking for (listed to 3 octets) would be enough.

Doctor wrote: Is there a fast way of finding a poxy within the range?

Let's say you want an IP beginning with 81.230.. then you could just bring up a big proxy list on any proxy archive site and search for 81.230 on the page ;)

Wow, I completely overlooked the search function. I use it all the time when I view the source of things. I'm going to blame my insomnia for missing something like that.

Insomnia…Suck's, I recon most people sufer with that on this site.

Its annoying when you relize you overlooked the obvious.

this is doing my head in ive tried every proxy and still it says error what do i do :S

You can PM me if you need help. ;)

ratboy135 wrote: ive tried every proxy and still it says error

Did you apply the new settings after entering the proxy IP and port? :p

If you find a working proxy within the range you'll pass it in no time.

i have foxyproxy on firefox but it says somthing about a pattern i dont know what it means

There's no need for addons, you can use a proxy anyway :)

http://www.bloganything.net/227/setup-and-use-proxy-with-firefox

thanx thats the first thing i tried but i put the wrong port lol somtimes im amazed ay my own stupidity

What_A_Legend wrote: Insomnia…Suck's, I recon most people sufer with that on this site.

Its annoying when you relize you overlooked the obvious.

Yes, insomnia seems to be a common factor that hackers share. It is the reason I've managed to make the Active User ranking in like 4 days on this site, but I'd much rather sleep after a few days my mind really shuts down. I actually got a decent nights sleep last night for the first time in over a week.

proxy list that displays the ips in a big table GENIUS! This would of saved me hours of searching.

I thought I had the right range yet it still isn't working. Anyone know why?

Could you view any pages at all using the proxy? Otherwise it's probably offline :p

I am using CDP spoofer in linux and it say its spoofing but my ip has not changed?