I would like to know if is possible to conect in a internet with a proxy with a username and password on the moto g?
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rodpat said:
I would like to know if is possible to conect in a internet with a proxy with a username and password on the moto g?
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Dude you can use UltraVPN app if you want to access something via Proxy.
UltraVPN is available on Googleplay.
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Is it possible to change the Proxy settings or us a web proxy to obtain a fake ip address?
the purpose would be to use an NHL app to watch games that I am otherwise blacked out on.
EDIT: Moto D2, rooted
If I take you right, you have problems with your Provider side proxy.
Well, thinking about that, you wont be able to switch THAT one, you might be able (didnt try it myself though) to additionally use one, which will give you a fake ip to web servers ( for example), but you still wont be able to use an app to watch TV if your provider prevents you from doing so, because you cant get rid of the blocking proxy.
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hi there, can anyone tell me or give me a way to open blocked website on my hd7 cause here in the middle east we have many blocked websites :\
you can set an proxy under wifi settings
i know that and i put a ip address and a port but nothing change !!!!
khmaies5 said:
i know that and i put a ip address and a port but nothing change !!!!
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It means that proxy is also blocked by your ISP/country. Try different one until you'll find working.
Using VPN account enabling you to open blocked websites by bypassing internet restrictions and accessing any blocked content connecting to multi European servers giving you free and anonymous surfing
hi guys , i need a third party App for L2TP Ipsec preshared key VPN , i'm on MiUi ROM so i can't use the Miui VPN Client for it . i tried droid VPN , but it's not what i need . i have a VPN account and it's on L2TP (Ipsec preshared key ) Port . i need it , do you know any third party App for this ???
Arona67 said:
hi guys , i need a third party App for L2TP Ipsec preshared key VPN , i'm on MiUi ROM so i can't use the Miui VPN Client for it . i tried droid VPN , but it's not what i need . i have a VPN account and it's on L2TP (Ipsec preshared key ) Port . i need it , do you know any third party App for this ???
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can you specify which app you need??
I have an Android phone and tablet (see my signature for models), both of which I use at home on my home WiFi network and at college, which uses a proxy server on their network to censor websites and whatnot. I can connect fine to the college's network through a web browser, but the applications on either of my devices cannot seem to connect using the pre-configured proxy settings. These applications include the Play Store, Yahoo! Mail, and various other applications that needs to sync. I have noticed that whenever I open a web browser on my Android devices, a popup box prompting me for my network Username and Password, and I have to press "Log In" to connect to the network.
So my question is this; is there a way to tell my apps to use the proxy settings and my username/password to connect to the network?
(I have yet to try an application called ProxyDroid - it looks like it will work, but I will have to try it tomorrow to see. It might have some problems working on JB 4.2.2.)
Use proxy droid....
It wld surely help u...
if it's helping you it must be thanked.
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mayank9856 said:
Use proxy droid....
It wld surely help u...
if it's helping you it must be thanked.
Sent from my GT-P3100 using xda premium
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ProxyDroid doesn't work in 4.2.2, unfortunately.
Hi,
You should try Drony or SandroProxy
vantt1 said:
I have an Android phone and tablet (see my signature for models), both of which I use at home on my home WiFi network and at college, which uses a proxy server on their network to censor websites and whatnot. I can connect fine to the college's network through a web browser, but the applications on either of my devices cannot seem to connect using the pre-configured proxy settings. These applications include the Play Store, Yahoo! Mail, and various other applications that needs to sync. I have noticed that whenever I open a web browser on my Android devices, a popup box prompting me for my network Username and Password, and I have to press "Log In" to connect to the network.
So my question is this; is there a way to tell my apps to use the proxy settings and my username/password to connect to the network?
(I have yet to try an application called ProxyDroid - it looks like it will work, but I will have to try it tomorrow to see. It might have some problems working on JB 4.2.2.)
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Hi this is the same at my college , can anyone confirm a working way yet ?
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I am experiencing the same problem when I connect to my office LAN and can seem to find where I can add the Proxy settings in my Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 P5200 running 4.2.2. Has anyone found a solution to this please?
Hello everyone, I bought the Nexus 5 yesterday and I was trying to configure my office email in the phone. I used the same settings as in Outlook in my laptop but I don't know where to enter some of the settings which I believe is required for the mail application to work.
In the Email app I have entered the Username, Password and Server. The value of Port was 443 and the security type SSL/TLS.
My Outlook is also connected by SSL but there are a couple of other settings which I don't know where to enter in Android. The settings are shown in the pic attached. Please help me out with this issue.
criptommy said:
Hello everyone, I bought the Nexus 5 yesterday and I was trying to configure my office email in the phone. I used the same settings as in Outlook in my laptop but I don't know where to enter some of the settings which I believe is required for the mail application to work.
In the Email app I have entered the Username, Password and Server. The value of Port was 443 and the security type SSL/TLS.
My Outlook is also connected by SSL but there are a couple of other settings which I don't know where to enter in Android. The settings are shown in the pic attached. Please help me out with this issue.
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usually the settings you've set should be enough did you already tried it?
golem95 said:
usually the settings you've set should be enough did you already tried it?
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Yes I did, but it doesn't work. I think I need to enter the Exchange proxy settings somewhere. But where is the question.
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criptommy said:
Hello everyone, I bought the Nexus 5 yesterday and I was trying to configure my office email in the phone. I used the same settings as in Outlook in my laptop but I don't know where to enter some of the settings which I believe is required for the mail application to work.
In the Email app I have entered the Username, Password and Server. The value of Port was 443 and the security type SSL/TLS.
My Outlook is also connected by SSL but there are a couple of other settings which I don't know where to enter in Android. The settings are shown in the pic attached. Please help me out with this issue.
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criptommy said:
Yes I did, but it doesn't work. I think I need to enter the Exchange proxy settings somewhere. But where is the question.
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maybe you could try some play store apps I think there are plenty of them
Maybe this will work with SandroProxy, app tab where you can redirect traffic just for one app and transparent proxy.
golem95 said:
maybe you could try some play store apps I think there are plenty of them
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Can you recommend some. I've not used other email apps before.
Ysaurabh85 said:
Maybe this will work with SandroProxy, app tab where you can redirect traffic just for one app and transparent proxy.
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Will try tat out. Thanks :good: