ss usage configuration

1. Vps purchase: https://www.alpharacks.com/holiday

  Fill in the relevant information according to the process (Operating System, I choose CentOS 7 64-Bit), click to buy

    

  After the purchase is complete, your purchase information will be sent to your email.

  According to a series of email information, log in to the background and obtain the server address, user name, password, port and other information;

 

2.xshell login server

  Select ssh login, enter the address, user name, password, port connection is successful

 

3. Install shadowsocks on the server (use the following command)

  a. Obtain the installation source

    If wget is not installed, execute yum -y install wget first

    Then execute wget --no-check-certificate https://raw.githubusercontent.com/teddysun/shadowsocks_install/master/shadowsocks.sh

  b. Elevate privileges and run scripts (run separately)

    chmod +x shadowsocks.sh

    ./shadowsocks.sh 2>&1 | tee shadowsocks.log

  c. The ports and passwords that need to be entered in the middle are the ports and passwords that ss will use in the future (do not need to remember, after the script runs, the specific information will be displayed to you)

    The specific information is similar to this:
     Your Server IP: Server IP
     Your Server Port: Server Port
     Your Password: Password
     Your Local IP: Local IP      Your Local Port: Local Port      Your Encryption Method: Encryption Method 
 

 

4. Log in with ss on the local computer and enable the system proxy (shadowsocks software download: https://github.com/shadowsocks/shadowsocks-windows/releases )

    

 

  After entering the corresponding information, click OK, the connection is successful, you can use google

 

If the connection is successful, but still cannot access the Internet, there may be a problem with the firewall of the server. You can close the firewall of the server or open the corresponding port.

(refer to: https://blog.csdn.net/Post_Yuan/article/details/78603212 )

 

Articles referenced during configuration: http://www.cnblogs.com/007sx/p/6060500.html

This article is intended to be used for my own summary use.

 

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