I have two internal network computers, Computer 1 and Computer 2. Computer 1 also has an external network connection.
I want to run python-proxy on Computer 1, and then connect to this proxy from Computer 2 using Proxifier, allowing Computer 2 to access the internet.
Currently, I am running the following command on Computer 1:
pproxy -l http+socks5://:8080#username:password -v
I would like to ask:
(1) Can I set restrictions on client IP addresses? (For example, I only want the IP of Computer 2 to be able to access it, and restrict all others)
(2) Regarding the command above, purely in terms of speed, is there any way to make it run faster?
I have two internal network computers, Computer 1 and Computer 2. Computer 1 also has an external network connection. I want to run python-proxy on Computer 1, and then connect to this proxy from Computer 2 using Proxifier, allowing Computer 2 to access the internet. Currently, I am running the following command on Computer 1:
pproxy -l http+socks5://:8080#username:password -vI would like to ask: (1) Can I set restrictions on client IP addresses? (For example, I only want the IP of Computer 2 to be able to access it, and restrict all others) (2) Regarding the command above, purely in terms of speed, is there any way to make it run faster?