- First prepare a server with a public IP, such as EC2 on AWS, assuming the domain name or public IP is www.yourserver.com
- Download the corresponding installation package from [releases](https://github.com/esrrhs/pingtunnel/releases), such as pingtunnel_linux64.zip, then decompress and execute with **root** privileges
- Download the gui version of qt from [pingtunnel-qt](https://github.com/esrrhs/pingtunnel-qt)
- Double-click the exe to run, modify the server (such as www.yourserver.com), listen port (such as 1080), tick sock5, other settings can be default, and then click _GO_
- Everything is normal, there will be a ping value on the interface, and then you can click X to hide it in the status bar
- Set the browser's sock5 proxy to 127.0.0.1:1080, If you do not connect to the Internet, a socks version not supported error log appears, indicating that the browser's proxy is not a socks5 proxy.If it prompts a non-secure connection, it means there is a problem with dns. Check "Use socks5 proxy DNS query" on the browser.
- Download the corresponding installation package from [releases](https://github.com/esrrhs/pingtunnel/releases), such as pingtunnel_windows64.zip, and decompress it
- Then run with **administrator** privileges. The commands corresponding to different forwarding functions are as follows.
- If you see a log of ping pong, the connection is normal