Lets go straight to the point
here, Airtel rocks wella at the moment without a kobo being deducted from your airtime
account. Just follow these steps to set it up.
- Visit http://www.pdproxy.com/index.htm, register and download PDproxy zip files
- Unzip and install the PDproxy file... in the process of installing, if you’re prompted to install TAP drivers; Click allow.
- When the installation completes, choose server (i.e. Demo server for free users or Texas for premium users), and Select UDP as protocol.
- Go to settings >> advanced settings >> Proto options>> and insert 53 as UDP port.
- Then under Parent proxy, tick the box Enable parent proxy then enter 196.46.244.32 as your IP and Port 80
- Then Save and go back to connect.
For your modem,
Set your APN (Access Point
Name) to internet.ng.celtel.com; then username and password should be set to “internet”
without the quotes.
For Android Users,
- Visit HERE and download yourfreedom Apk for your device
- Click on Configure: and Select Account Information then insert the username and password you registered with from the site
- Select Server connection: DNS/UDP tweak, PORT: 53
- Connection Mode: Nigeria Airtel
- Click on Wizard, and it will open up a list of servers. The ones without coins are for Free users while the ones with coins are for Premium users. Choose the server that best suits you.
- Tick Enable Encryption, Enable Re-Keying, Reconnection Delay: 5000. Minimum Post Size: 10000000, Initial Post Size: 150000
- Go to Proxy Settings and input staticdns.com or 196.46.244.32 as your proxy address and 80 as port
- APN settings: internet.ng.airtel.com ; Username & Password: internet
- Finally, connect and watch its wonders.
NB: PDproxy only allows 100mb per day for Free
users, so if you want to enjoy unlimited, make sure you source it for a token
from a trusted vendor. Visit HERE for one.
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