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There are plenty ways to faster internet. And know I'm going to discuss the SSH Tunneling Technique. What the hell is that??

Tunneling, or port forwarding, is a way to forward otherwise insecure TCP traffic through SSH Secure Shell for Workstations. You can secure for example POP3, SMTP and HTTP connections that would otherwise be insecure

SSH tunneling

An SSH tunnel is an encrypted tunnel created through an SSH protocol connection. SSH tunnels may be used to tunnel unencrypted traffic over a network through an encrypted channel. For example, Windows machines can share files using the SMB protocol, which is not encrypted. If you were to mount a Windows filesystem remotely through the Internet, someone snooping on the connection could see your files. To mount the Windows filesystem securely, you can establish an SSH tunnel that routes all SMB traffic to the remote fileserver through an encrypted channel. Even though the SMB protocol itself is unencrypted it is secure because it travels through the encrypted SSH channel.

To create an SSH tunnel, an SSH client is configured to forward a specified local port to a port on the remote machine. Once the SSH tunnel has been established, the user can connect to the specified local port to access the network service. The local port need not be the same as the remote port.

SSH tunnels provide a means to bypass firewalls that prohibit certain Internet services provided that outgoing connections are allowed. For example, an organization may prohibit a user from accessing Internet web pages (port 80) directly without passing through the organization's proxy filter which provides the organization a means of monitoring and controlling what the user sees through the web. The user may not wish to have their web traffic monitored or blocked by the organization's proxy filter. If a user is able to connect to an external SSH server, it is possible for them to create an SSH tunnel to forward a given port on their local machine to port 80 on a remote web server. To access the remote web server the user would point their browser to http://localhost/.

Some SSH clients support dynamic port forwarding that allows the user to create a SOCKS 4/5 proxy. The user can configure his/her applications to use their local SOCKS proxy server. This is more flexible than creating an SSH tunnel to a single port as previously described. With SOCKS the user is not limited to connecting only to a predefined remote port and server.

First You need an SSH Application Software.. You can use Putty..
This is an open source software. You're free to download from here.

Second, Move the Putty.exe file to c:\Windows

Third, Start->Run->type "putty -P 22 -N -D 9999 -C username@IP"
Without quote
You can use net as username with IP : cepat.abangadek.com
and 123 as password.

You can use other SSH server that offers free service. I'll tell you more later.

Fourth,
For Internet Explorer

• Open Internet Explorer,

• Tools->Options

• Click Connection tab

• Click LAN Settings

• Enable "use a proxy server" and Click Advanced

• In the Socks Column fill : localhost, with port 9999

• In the Exception Column("Do not use proxy server for address beginning with") fill with : 127.0.0.1;192.168.1.1/16

• Click Ok and close the dialog box

• Refresh the Internet Explorer. And you are free to go

For Mozilla Firefox

• Open it

• Edit-Preferences

• Click Advanced

• Choose Network tab

• Click Settings

• Choose Manual Proxy Configuration

• In the Socks Column fill : localhost, with port 9999

• In the Exception Column("Do not use proxy server for address beginning with") fill with : 127.0.0.1;192.168.1.1/16

Simply open the terminal or konsole
type : "ssh -o "CompressionLevel=9" -C -D 9999 -p 22 -N username@IP"
(without quote)
You can use net as username with IP : cepat.abangadek.com
and 123 as password.

And change the Browser Setting
For Mozilla Firefox

• Open it

• Edit-Preferences

• Click Advanced

• Choose Network tab

• Click Settings

• Choose Manual Proxy Configuration

• In the Socks Column fill : localhost, with port 9999

• In the Exception Column("Do not use proxy server for address beginning with") fill with : 127.0.0.1;192.168.1.1/16

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cepat.abangadek.com:222 --> user : net | password : cepat123
cpdemo.lanehost.com --> user : cplane | password : cppass
cpanel.superbighosting.com --> user : demo | password : cpanel
www.mitrahosting.net --> user : democp | password : cpanel
cpaneldemo.leveltenhosting.com --> user : cplevel | password : cppass
iix.duoserversindonesia.com --> user : demoacc | password : demo
67.228.90.200 --> user : democom | password : 1234