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How to Share Accounts With A Reverse Proxy

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Encho edited this page Jan 18, 2023 · 2 revisions

2based2wait can share proxy accounts without opening up ports on your machine or sharing its IP address via plug-and-play integration with Ngrok.io, a globally distributed reverse proxy.

All you need to start is a free Ngrok.io account and its authtoken.

  • ngrok {type: object}
    • active {type: boolean} {default: false} : Set this to true to enable ngrok tunneling.
    • authtoken {type: string} {default: ""} : Paste your authtoken for your Ngrok.io account here. (e.g. "3c45KbrLJ7BMxSsCH3wZd_5QTaP6mPRu1L56m2sW3aE")
    • region {type: string} {default: "us"} : Tunnel region. Set this to be the closest one to you for the best ping. (options: 'us', 'eu', 'au', 'ap', 'sa', 'jp', or 'in')

Note: A free ngrok account can only have 1 authtoken. So if you want to share multiple accounts you'll either have to create multiple ngrok accounts, self-host your own solution, or upgrade your ngrok account to allow creating multiple authtokens. The latter option is prohibitively expensive and not recommended. You also may or may not have luck with a dynamic DNS provider like noip.com.

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