SOCKS Proxy is a SOCKS5 proxy that allows you to share your internet connection with other computers/devices.
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The OS X server is on this same network and connected to the same router. We also have our intranet through same setup. DHCP is handled by another machine (Win 2000) which cannot be changed. The OS X machine is currently used for file sharing only but we are needing to use it as a proxy to the internet. You are most likely behind a router using NAT addressing. If so, configure port forwarding on your router to forward the port you chose in the previous step to the NAT’d IP address of the PC which will run ssh (e.g., 198.168.x.x). Selecting a Port For Your Proxy Server. In the example above, our proxy server is listening on port 8080. You are most likely behind a router using NAT addressing. If so, configure port forwarding on your router to forward the port you chose in the previous step to the NAT’d IP address of the PC which will run ssh (e.g., 198.168.x.x). Selecting a Port For Your Proxy Server. In the example above, our proxy server is listening on port 8080.
You can start using SOCKS Proxy in a few steps:
1. Launch SOCKS Proxy
2. Start the proxy service
3. Configure your computer/device/app SOCKS proxy using SOCKS Proxy’s IP and port
Note: In order to use SOCKS Proxy your Mac computer and other computers/devices should be connect to the same network.
* Safari/Chrome Configuration (OS X)
1. Go to “System Preferences -> Network”
2. Select your network and go to “Advanced… -> Proxies -> SOCKS Proxy”
3. Enable SOCKS Proxy and enter the proxy IP/port
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* Firefox Configuration (OS X)
1. Launch Firefox
2. Go to “Preferences… > Advanced -> Network -> Settings”
3. Select “Manual proxy configuration:” and enter the proxy IP/port