So creating copies of the WoW the Executable doesn't maybe by itself give you multiple different IPs. I spose I could experiment and try going down the list and pointing to IPs directly and see what happens but I haven't investigated. Note also that for my proxy I am using a DNS name () rather than IP addresses.įor PrivateInternetAccess if you lookup the hostname they have a list of IPs, but I wouldn't assume the IPs stay necessarily static. Unless the Proxy server provides a list of different IPs for you to proxy through and you manually assign a different one for each Exe I don't see any benefit to making copies of the Wow Exe. However, it always gives me the same destination IP address regardless of using multiple Exe's or a single Exe. I was going to maybe give a shot with Prox圜ap or WideCap before otherwise trying some other proxy provider for SOCKS5 and seeing if its a provider disallowing it issue.Īny suggestions are am wondering, do you know why both your instructions and Ordush recommend copying the WoW.exe? I was looking at the screenshots for his and saw your note recommending this. Per the above it sounds like maybe PIA has disabled on their server, but if others have got it working with them let me know. I am going to dig some more into it tonight and also submitted a support ticket open with Private Internet Access but they have not yet responded.
I would suggest that you contact the administrator that your SOCKS server to find out more." ""Connection not allowed by ruleset" means you are successfully connecting to the SOCKS server but that the SOCKS server is disallowing an outbound connection to the host (in this case :21).
I am having an issue with the Proxifier config with Private Internet Access.
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