How to Build a Shadowsocks-Rust Server with Docker on Ubuntu 20.04

 Posted on March 11, 2021  |  9 minutes  |  1859 words  |  Amy

Introduction In this tutorial you’ll learn how to create your own Shadowsocks server on an Ubuntu 20.04 platform using Docker. The server you’ll build will implement the authenticated encryption with associated data (AEAD) cipher chacha20-ietf-poly1305. You’ll test your server with the Shadowsocks for Windows graphical user interface (GUI) client. At the end of this tutorial, you’ll have a working and tested Shadowsocks server. Prerequisites Before you begin this tutorial, you will need a virtual private server (VPS) running Ubuntu 20. [Read More]
shadowsocks  rust  server  docker  ubuntu 

How to Create a VLESS WebSocket TLS CDN Server on Ubuntu 20.04

 Posted on March 10, 2021  |  13 minutes  |  2594 words  |  Amy

Introduction In this tutorial you’ll learn how to create your own V2Ray server on an Ubuntu 20.04 platform using the Mack-A script. The server you build will implement the VLESS + WebSocket (WS) + TLS + Content Delivery Network (CDN) architecture. You’ll test your server with the Qv2ray graphical user interface (GUI) client. At the end of this tutorial, you’ll have a working and tested V2Ray server. Prerequisites Before you begin this tutorial, you will need: [Read More]
vless  websocket  tls  cdn  server  ubuntu 

How to Create a Brook Server and Client on Ubuntu 20.04

 Posted on February 26, 2021  |  12 minutes  |  2510 words  |  Amy

Introduction Brook is a cross-platform proxy server and client that provides strong encryption and resistance to detection. The design philosopy of Brook is to keep it simple. There are no complicated configuration files, and you can run Brook as a daemon without systemd. In this tutorial you’ll see how to run a Brook server on Ubuntu 20.04 and how to test your server with a Brook client, also running on Ubuntu 20. [Read More]
brook  server  client  ubuntu 

How to Install Tor Browser or Standalone Tor on Ubuntu 20.04

 Posted on February 19, 2021  |  8 minutes  |  1511 words  |  Amy

Introduction Tor Browser allows users in the non-free world to access the Internet. The standalone Tor program allows volunteers to support this access with relays, bridges, and onion services. In this post you’ll learn four methods for installing Tor on Ubuntu 20.04: installing Tor Browser installing standalone Tor from the Ubuntu repositories installing standalone Tor from the Tor Project repositories installing standalone Tor by compiling from source You do not need to implement all four of these methods. [Read More]
tor  ubuntu 

How to Build a Camouflaged Telegram MTProto Proxy Server on Ubuntu 20.04

 Posted on February 18, 2021  |  15 minutes  |  3070 words  |  Amy

Introduction Telegram Messenger supports two kinds of proxies: a standard SOCKS5 proxy server and an MTProto proxy server. In this post you’ll learn how to build a camouflaged MTProto proxy server. This style of proxy can help you bypass censorship in certain countries. By following along, you’ll see how to create an Nginx camouflage web server and a hidden MTProto proxy server that implements the fake TLS protocol on the same host as the web server. [Read More]
telegram  mtproto  server  ubuntu 

How to Build a V2Ray Tor On-Ramp on Ubuntu 20.04

 Posted on February 15, 2021  |  18 minutes  |  3685 words  |  Amy

Introduction Are you in a country where the Tor Project website is blocked, the Tor protocol is blocked, and Tor bridges are also blocked? If so, this post offers a last resort for situations when all other methods of reaching Tor have failed. You’ll learn how to create a Tor on-ramp on an Ubuntu 20.04 server located outside your country. With this method you can bypass censorship and connect to the Tor network from your existing browser. [Read More]
tor  v2ray  server  ubuntu 

How to Create an Xray VLESS XTLS Server on Ubuntu 20.04

 Posted on February 12, 2021  |  15 minutes  |  3039 words  |  Amy

Introduction In this tutorial you’ll learn how to install Xray on an Ubuntu 20.04 server. You’ll see how to create a camouflage web server with Nginx, and then you’ll see how to install and configure Xray for the VLESS protocol with XTLS security. You’ll then test your server with the Qv2ray graphical user interface. At the end of this tutorial, you’ll have a working and tested Xray server. Prerequisites Before you begin this tutorial, you will need: [Read More]
xray  vless  server  ubuntu