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Ok so it seems BTGuard is proxy based. How do we use it? Well, we will need a client-side and server-side application. A client-side application will be used to connect to the BTGuard network, and a server side application will be used to process those connections and anonymize it. I've been told to use Azureus, and i'll be using that. I've been told to use Tor because "it's the only way to be safe from someone harrassing you." After a few harrassing attempts to use any other application (my wife and I were threatened by her employer, who was convinced we were downloading more than we were uploading), I decided I'd download the latest version of WinRAR and use that. It worked!
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So what's the downside of using WinRAR? The application is a client-side application which means that is uses an internet connection to talk to the BTGuard network to download torrents. This means that we will need a client-side application that is also able to talk to BTGuard. But why? Well, when you are torrenting, the client needs to be able to talk to the BTGuard network so that it can ask for more information like a hash key or it needs to ask for the meta-data of the torrent so that it knows where to start downloading the files, etc. But when you are using a client-side application, you are potentially downloading your connection credentials to the BTGuard network. And that means that your ISP will be able to see which IP addresses are trying to connect to BTGuard and which ones aren't. Now if you're using a Windows machine with networking enabled, your IP address should be hidden, but if you're using Linux, your IP address will be exposed. A Windows machine has its IP address blocked when attempting to make a connection to the BTGuard network. On Linux it shows up as 'IN-NETT LOCAL'. So, in summary, if you are using Linux, you have to turn your networking off and on again after connecting to the BTGuard network. This is a serious issue because Linux has a built in firewall that won't allow you to make connections if it is turned off. If you're running Tor, you know that it has a lot of issues and is a little buggy so that means you have to be a little more careful.Let's get Azureus installed and working. We will use the Azureus-0.7.8-linux.run for Linux. You can download the latest from their website, but the source code is available if you want to compile it yourself. Anyway, download it, unzip it, and run it. This will download the program, decompress it, and create a default desktop icon for you to launch the application from. Right click on the desktop icon and select properties. A dialog box will open, and you will be able to change the icon for the application. Figure 5 shows what the default icon looks like. Click ok, and let's see how we can get it running!Figure 5. Renaming the iconBefore we can get Azureus running, we need to set up some changes to the host file.