Go to Another Country via SSR

I’m currently in China with GFW (google it~), so I’m fully “protected” by Chinese Goverment <- Thanks very much!

But I still need Google to do something really bad, or for all my Aussie friends, you may need it for US Netflix… :)

This is the list about what you will need to prepare:

• US VPS (Virtual Private Server): e.g. Azure, AWS or other cloud service provider (whichever stable and cheap)
• A Linux image (I’m using Centos, but others are fine as we only use Docker)
• Docker Image:
• SSR client
  • Windows: Download Here
  • MAC: To be finished
  • Router: ASUS AC86U (recommand) To be finished

I’ll assume that you have already ssh into the server you created in US.

• Install Docker as root

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yum install docker -y

• Enable service

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systemctl enable docker
systemctl start docker

• Pull docker image

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docker pull riveryc/ssr:latest

• Or build your own by using this Dockerfile

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# shadowsocks
#
# VERSION 0.0.3

FROM python:3.7-alpine3.7
MAINTAINER River Yang <[email protected]>

# RUN apt-get update && \
#     apt-get install -y python-pip libsodium18
RUN pip install shadowsocks==2.8.2

# Configure container to run as an executable
ENTRYPOINT ["/usr/local/bin/ssserver"]

• Run the image with your own config

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# Server side will run image "riveryc/ssr:latest" on port 12355 to serve all requests from anywhere (0.0.0.0) with the password $SSPASSWORD in environment variable which has been declared earlier as "your_own_password". All above port & password can be changed to whatever you want.
# -m is the encryption methods, just use this one...

export SSPASSWORD=your_own_password
docker run -d -p 12355:12355 riveryc/ssr:latest -s 0.0.0.0 -p 12355 -k $SSPASSWORD -m aes-256-cfb

• Configure your firewall rule in cloud to enable the port for your VPS to public via External IP: Do this in web console… Allow your port is accessible.
• Configure your local client (Windows): mine is in Japan as it’s the fastest node for me right now, you can put your US IP.

• Configure your local client (MAC)
• Configure your local client (Router)
• Check your current IP here
• Enable your client (Windows)

• Check your IP again now

Will update MAC Client tomorrow…

Router… will be the last one as it needs more changes… and I’m 100% sure you will LOSE your warranty for your $200 device, so double think before doing it.