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Simple Global Proxy using IPTables

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http://www.linuxforums.org – Ok well, i guess i'll start with a little background info here. I've been racking my brain for the past few days trying to get MetroPCS data on my droid. I finally came across a custom rom with a kernel that supports IPTables Everything is finally working as it should, the data connection is up. Now, i really think this was some kind of conspiracy to keep people on their network and paying for an expensive data plan. There are absolutely no proxy settings at all, anywhere. Im pretty sure IPTables is the answer. for metropcs i need to forward all outgoing connections through wap.metropcs.net port:3128 - for HTTP wap.metropcs.net port:443 - for HTTPS the proxy doesnt use any kind of authentication. So, can anyone help? Im sure its a really simple command but everything i've found talks about how to setup a proxy or a gateway using iptables, i just need to use a proxy, not actually make one. Thanks :) (HowTos)

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