Proxifier
Download from http://www.proxifier.com/
Setup Guide
- Launch Proxifier and open the proxy settings.
- set "Address" as 127.0.0.1
- set "Port" as 443
- select "SOCKS Version 5 "
- leave "Use authentication" disabled
- click "Ok"
- Select Proxification Rules...
- Select "Process Only the following + manually proxified"
- Uncheck the "Loopback" rule
- Click Add...
- Give the rule a name eg: "WOW"
- Click Add... under "Applications" and select your wow.exe file
- Leave "IP Ranges" as "ALL"
- Leave "Port Range" as "ALL"
- Click Ok...
- Make sure that your new rule "WOW" is selected
- Click Ok...
That's it! Next time you want to play wow just launch putty and you
will see the server under 'Saved Sessions:', double click and connect to
the server using your username and password, make sure Proxifier is
running and then start WOW.
Important Notes
In Windows Vista If Proxifier loads WoW with no ping change.
Close putty while logged into wow. If you are Not Disconnected it
means you were not connected via the server.
You will need to go to your Proxifier install directory (e.g.
C:\Program Files\Proxifier.) Right Click on your proxifier.exe. Then
click PROPERTIES then under the COMPATIBILITY tab at the bottom, TICK
"Run this Program as an Administrator" then click APPLY.
If you get stuck on connecting in wow after doing this you may need
to do the above step for Putty.
If you cannot tick the box (greyed Out) your User Access Control may
be turned off (UAC can be turned On in Your user accounts area.)
After that reopen the putty session and proxifier as normal and
reconnect.
Proxifier gives a Network error when starting for the first time
Go to Start Menu/Programs/Proxifier and start the "Network
Configurator". Once you've gone through the wizard, Proxifier should
work.
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