Create IPv6

This feature helps you create IPv6 proxies from your LAN or VPS, saving costs since IPv4 proxies can be expensive.

To check if your network supports IPv6, visit this site.

If the page displays like this, your network has IPv6:

If the page displays like this, your network lacks IPv6:

Add

These are the settings to configure for creating an IPv6 proxy:

• Interface: The network card type on your machine.
• No of Proxies: The number of proxies to create.
• Address: Use 127.0.0.1 for local use or 0.0.0.0 to share across devices on the same network.
• Group: Group proxies for easier management. Add details or leave blank as desired.

This is the proxy list before creating a new proxy

Customize and create a proxy, then click Add:

The newly created proxy will appear at the bottom:

Delete

Delete the selected proxies.

Switch IP

Switch to a different proxy, retaining the value in the Address field.

Export

Export the selected proxies to a File (text file) or Clipboard (temporary memory).

Service Status

The current status of this feature.

• Enabled: Created IPv6 can be used.
• Disabled: Created IPv6 cannot be used.

Restart

Restart this feature if any errors occur.

LAN IP

The LAN address of your machine.

Address

Copy this value for use on your machine. For use on another device on the same network, copy the LAN Address value.

LAN Address

When creating IPv6 with Address as 0.0.0.0, share this value so other devices on the same network can access the IPv6.

Note

Your machine must support and enable IPv6 to use this feature.

Note

Proxies only work on devices within the same network and are inaccessible from other networks. If the network changes, the created IPv6 becomes unusable.

Note

This proxy works only on websites that support IPv6; it won’t work on unsupported sites.