Step-by-Step Guide: HTTP Injector + SSH SSL
HTTP Injector is one of the most popular tunneling apps for Android. This guide shows you how to connect using your SSHSlowDNS SSH SSL account.
Requirements
- HTTP Injector app (download from Play Store)
- SSH SSL account from SSHSlowDNS
- Active internet connection
Step 1: Create SSH Account
Go to SSH 3 Days page and create your account. Note down the Host, Username, Password, and Port.
Step 2: Configure HTTP Injector
- Open HTTP Injector
- Tap SSH Settings
- Enter your SSH Host and Port (443 for SSL)
- Enter Username and Password
- Enable "Connect through SSL"
- Set SNI to: sshslowdns.com
Step 3: Set Payload
For most ISPs, use this payload:
CONNECT [host_port] HTTP/1.1\r\nHost: sshslowdns.com\r\n\r\n
Step 4: Connect
Tap START and wait for connection. If connected, you will see "Connected" status with green indicator.
Troubleshooting
- Connection timeout: Try changing port to 143
- Auth failed: Double-check username/password
- Slow speed: Choose server closest to your location