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Dmitry2016-01-29 18:28:02
Mikrotik
Dmitry, 2016-01-29 18:28:02

Mikrotik\RouterOS output via soks proxy with authorization?

Friends, this is not an easy task. Release the subscriber from behind Mikrotik through a socks proxy with authorization, and Mikrotik should be the client of the socks proxy, and everything should be transparent for the subscriber.

And under the same conditions through http?

Without authorization, sending to http is not a problem.

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madsaint777, 2018-11-18
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ip socks> set enabled=yes
ip socks access> add src-address=192.168.11.48 src-port=1024-65535 dst-address=212.193.249.136 dst-port=80 \
\... action=allow
as client address the IP address of the employee's computer that needs to be granted access is indicated (in our case, 192.168.11.48), as the source port - any TCP port from 1024 to 65535. As the destination address - the IP address of the wiki.merionet.ru resource and port 80 (http ).
Done, now it's up to the client, who must configure the employee. Let's show the setting using the Google Chrome browser as an example. Open Settings → Advanced → Confidentiality and Security, scroll down to the System item and select Proxy settings. In the window that appears, select LAN settings → check the box next to Use a proxy server for your LAN and go to Advanced. In the window that appears, we drive the parameters of our SOCKS server into the Socks line (in our case, 192.168.88.1 and port 1080) and apply the settings:
Now we update the wiki.merionet.ru page and woo-a-la, it all worked! Connections from our computer to the IP address wiki.merionet.ru are visible in the Connections window.

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