Help How to increase the speed of internet using termux?

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How to increase the speed of internet using termux?

 

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To increase the speed of internet using Termux, you can try the following methods:

1. Use a Faster DNS Server: By default, your device uses the DNS server provided by your Internet Service Provider (ISP). However, these servers might not always be the fastest. You can use Termux to change your DNS server to a faster one. For example, you can use Google's Public DNS servers by running the following command in Termux:

$ su
# echo "nameserver 8.8.8.8" > /etc/resolv.conf

This will set your DNS server to 8.8.8.8, which is Google's Public DNS server. You can replace it with any other DNS server of your choice. Remember to run the commands as root (using su command) to change the DNS server.

2. Use a VPN: Sometimes, your ISP might throttle certain websites or services, resulting in slower internet speeds. By using a VPN (Virtual Private Network), you can encrypt your internet traffic and bypass any throttling imposed by your ISP. There are several VPN apps available for Termux, such as OpenVPN or WireGuard.

3. Enable TCP Fast Open: TCP Fast Open is a feature that allows for faster establishment of TCP connections. By enabling TCP Fast Open, you can reduce the latency in establishing connections, resulting in faster internet speeds. To enable TCP Fast Open, run the following command in Termux:

$ su
# echo 3 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/tcp_fastopen

Again, remember to run the command as root.

4. Optimize Network Settings: You can try optimizing the network settings on your device to improve internet speed. For example, you can adjust the TCP window size, enable TCP congestion control algorithms like BBR (if supported), or enable IPv6 (if your ISP supports it). However, these optimizations may require advanced knowledge and might not always yield significant improvements.

5. Use a Download Manager: If you frequently download large files, using a download manager can help increase the speed. Download managers use multiple connections to download files, which can result in faster speeds. You can use Termux to install a download manager like Aria2 or Axel.

Note that internet speed is also dependent on factors beyond your control, such as your ISP's infrastructure, network congestion, and the distance to the server you are accessing. The above methods might help optimize your connection, but they cannot guarantee a certain speed increase.

 

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To increase the speed of internet using Termux, you can try the following methods:

1. Use a Faster DNS Server: By default, your device uses the DNS server provided by your Internet Service Provider (ISP). However, these servers might not always be the fastest. You can use Termux to change your DNS server to a faster one. For example, you can use Google's Public DNS servers by running the following command in Termux:

$ su
# echo "nameserver 8.8.8.8" > /etc/resolv.conf

This will set your DNS server to 8.8.8.8, which is Google's Public DNS server. You can replace it with any other DNS server of your choice. Remember to run the commands as root (using su command) to change the DNS server.

2. Use a VPN: Sometimes, your ISP might throttle certain websites or services, resulting in slower internet speeds. By using a VPN (Virtual Private Network), you can encrypt your internet traffic and bypass any throttling imposed by your ISP. There are several VPN apps available for Termux, such as OpenVPN or WireGuard.

3. Enable TCP Fast Open: TCP Fast Open is a feature that allows for faster establishment of TCP connections. By enabling TCP Fast Open, you can reduce the latency in establishing connections, resulting in faster internet speeds. To enable TCP Fast Open, run the following command in Termux:

$ su
# echo 3 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/tcp_fastopen

Again, remember to run the command as root.

4. Optimize Network Settings: You can try optimizing the network settings on your device to improve internet speed. For example, you can adjust the TCP window size, enable TCP congestion control algorithms like BBR (if supported), or enable IPv6 (if your ISP supports it). However, these optimizations may require advanced knowledge and might not always yield significant improvements.

5. Use a Download Manager: If you frequently download large files, using a download manager can help increase the speed. Download managers use multiple connections to download files, which can result in faster speeds. You can use Termux to install a download manager like Aria2 or Axel.

Note that internet speed is also dependent on factors beyond your control, such as your ISP's infrastructure, network congestion, and the distance to the server you are accessing. The above methods might help optimize your connection, but they cannot guarantee a certain speed increase.

is there any tutorial how to create dnstt, ovpn, ssh and udp?

 

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is there any tutorial how to create dnstt, ovpn, ssh and udp?

Yes, there are tutorials available on how to create DNS tunneling (dnstt), OpenVPN (ovpn), SSH, and UDP connections using Termux. Here is a brief overview of each:

1. DNS tunneling (dnstt): DNS tunneling is a technique that allows you to bypass network restrictions by encapsulating data within DNS queries and responses. There are tutorials available on how to set up dnstt using Termux. One popular tool for this is "dnstt-server," which can be installed and configured on your Termux environment.

2. OpenVPN (ovpn): OpenVPN is a popular VPN protocol that enables secure and private communication between your device and a VPN server. To create an OpenVPN connection using Termux, you will need to set up an OpenVPN server and configure the client-side settings on your device. There are tutorials available that guide you through the process of setting up an OpenVPN server and connecting to it using Termux.

3. SSH: SSH (Secure Shell) is a cryptographic network protocol that allows secure remote access to a device or server. Termux supports SSH connections, both as a client and a server. To create an SSH connection, you will need an SSH server to connect to and an SSH client on your device. You can install an SSH server on Termux using packages like "dropbear" or connect to an existing SSH server using the "ssh" command.

4. UDP: UDP (User Datagram Protocol) is a connectionless and lightweight transport protocol used for various applications. Termux supports UDP connections, and you can create UDP connections using various tools and programming languages available in Termux, such as Netcat (nc), Python, or other UDP-based applications.

To find detailed tutorials on how to create specific connections using Termux, you can search online forums and blogs, such as the Termux community forums or websites dedicated to Termux tutorials. These resources often provide step-by-step instructions and examples to help you set up the desired connections.

 

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walang ganyan papsi.

Ang speed ay depende sa ISP, site na vinivisit mo at mostly sa plan na inavail mo.

 

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walang ganyan papsi.

Ang speed ay depende sa ISP, site na vinivisit mo at mostly sa plan na inavail mo.

Nag eexplore lang lods hahaha.

Mukang maganda matutunan gumamit ng termux at matuto gumawa ng mga config sa hc.
Hanap lang siguro ko tutorial

 

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