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    Hi, I have problem this, I use VPN China, dont access Google, face,... I create proxy server by C++ (HP Socket) then access to , however it only run when local ip, public don't active. Can you help me consult to fix it. Thank you

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      Hi, I have problem this, I use VPN China, dont access Google, face,... I create proxy server by C++ (HP Socket) then access to , however it only run when local ip, public don't active. Can you help me consult to fix it. Thank you

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      Lot of unknowns in that very general question. A VPN would normally look like the following Client -> (request) -> VPN -> ('internet') I proxy might look like the following (but other configs possible.) Client -> (request) -> Proxy -> VPN -> ('internet') A 'local' ip address would generally mean something that would not go to the internet at all since it would normally be private. Or at least routed internally. Internet networks will reject a private IP address. But even if that it not what you mean it would suggest that your VPN is still not in play. If you are not sure you can google the following

      IP public private

      Also not sure what you wrote (proxy or VPN) but you might validate where that service is actually calling via debugging. One possibility there, depending on what you actually have, is that your proxy is not using the VPN at all.

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