🌼 Daisy's IP Proxy Instructions

Use cases:

• You want your bot to appear to be running from a different country.
• You are running multiple instances of the bot, and you want each to use a different proxy IP (helps with exchange API limits).
• You are using Daisy's Powershell Scripts and you want to make sure that the calls they make appear from another IP to the exchange.

Get the Proxies

• This step is necessary for both the bot and the scripts.
• Follow this referral link to create a Webshare account.
• Note: the free plan allows up to 10 IPs but is imited to 1GB of traffic, and only 50 concurrent threads. You may want to upgrade to the $2.99/mo plan for higher limits.
• Go to Proxy > List, and select proxy countries. Make sure that China/Russia/US/UK are not on the list.
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• Recommended: change the Proxy Protocol to SOCKS5.
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• Go to Proxy > IP Authentication, and input the external address of your VPS into IP Authorization field.
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• Download the list of your current proxies as a text file for your records.

Get the ProxyCap App

• This step is only necessary for the WH bot. The scripts don't neet ProxyCap, since you can just put the proxy IP in the script settings.
• Buy/download/install the ProxyCap app.
• After the reboot, right-click on the ProxyCap icon in your taskbar and click "Configuration".
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• In the right pane, click "Proxies".
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• Click the "New Proxy Server" button.
• In the New Proxy Server window, name of your first proxy, specify the IP address in Hostname, put in the port and click Ok.
• Repeat for as many IP proxies that you want to add (one per each instance of your bot).
• In the right pane, click "Rules".
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• Click the "Quick Add Rule" button.
• In the Quick Add Rule window, select the first proxy you have configured.
• Check-mark "Resolve names remotely".
• Under Program, click Specify then click on the ellipses button and find your first instance of the bot.
• For Transports select both TCP and UDP.
• Name your rule and click OK.
• Repeat the process above for each instance of the bot.
• Click OK again to save the configuration.
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• Start the bots like you usually do.
• You can view the status of the proxy connections by double-clicking on the ProxyCap icon in your taskbar.
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IP proxy for Powershell Scripts

• If you want your Powershell scripts to use the proxy, follow the above process for adding a rule, but under Program specify the following executable:
  • C:\Windows\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\powershell.exe

FAQ

1. Does this work on a VPS?
   • Yes!