The Proxy Firewall Manual Proxies Tab

After you sign up for an account with another private proxy service, you will be able to use this manual proxy tab. It will import other private services http and socks proxies into the window and you will be able to use them.

The Proxy Servers shown in the window above printed with permission from theproxyconnection.com

HTTPS & SOCKS
When you click the radio button next to HTTP or SOCKS it will load the IP list and ports for each protocol. Proxy Firewall will allow you to select either for any program, but HTTP proxies should be used for programs such as browsers and web programs like Internet Explorer, Netscape and FireFox. SOCKS proxies should be used for TCP programs such as messengers, telnet, ftp, irc, etc.. This is because http proxies are optimized with a cache for browsing. They also timeout faster then socks connections. If you use http proxies for a messenger type program, it may timeout and close more often then you would wish it to.

Right Click Menu
When you right click in any of the list tabs Private Proxies, Open or Manual Proxies, you will get a menu as shown above with additional options.

Export List
This option will allow you to export the list to a plain text file.

Save List
This option will save the list to your Proxy Firewall program directory instead of waiting for a reboot or shutdown. When you use this option your list would not be lost if your computer was to crash.

Delete Selected
You can multi select items in your list using your ctrl key and then choose to delete one or more items in your list.

Shuffle List
You can choose to shuffle the list in a random order for when you are rotating lists.

Add Proxies
When you click on the Add Proxies button you can add proxies by using the import option, or typing in the information one at a time as shown below.



When you add a group of proxies that all share the same settings, you can leave this window open as you type in your ip address, ports and user name and password. For example, type in and add all of your private socks5 servers from your private providers. When you are finished, click the Ok button to add them all to your list. After adding all of your proxy servers from one provider, you can now start adding proxy servers for the next provider that use a different user name and password.

Import Proxy Servers
Importing is easy. All you need is a plain text file with your providers proxy server ip addresses and ports. If you have a good proxy service, there should be no problem with them providing you with a plain text file list of their servers. Just ask them for a list of their HTTP and SOCKS5 proxy servers in the format of IP:PORT:DESCRIPTION

You will need two lists. One for HTTP and one for SOCKS5.

The text files should be in the format of IP:PORT:DESCRIPTION as shown below.

The file name can be something like (proxyprovider.txt) IP:PORT:DESCRIPTION
204.0.126.13:1085:(my tpc acct) RDNS:moviestar.popular-people.org
69.41.168.67:1085:(my tpc acct) RDNS:be3h4c-honolulu.hawaii.cable-rr.com
69.10.139.101:1140:(my tpc acct) RDNS:defiant.star-travel.org
192.197.107.140:1130:(my tpc acct) RDNS:ds3.fiber.ks.cty.telus-uu.net

Importing Step By Step
1. In Manual Proxies click into the radio button for the type of proxy list to import HTTP or SOCKS5
2. Also from the Manual Tab in Proxy Firewall click on the Add Proxies button
3. Be sure the radio button is selected for the type of proxy list you wish to import SOCKS5 or HTTP
4. Enter the user name and password that you use to access the proxy service
5. Click on the Import button, find the list and import it
6. Click on the OK button

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