After experimenting, Mwila found a configuration that worked best for MTN’s local network. He opened the app and entered these details:
GET http://www.mtnzambia.co.zm/ HTTP/1.1[crlf]Host: mtnzambia.co.zm[crlf]Connection: Keep-Alive[crlf]User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0[crlf][crlf]
Note: Payloads change as MTN updates its systems. If the above fails, search for updated "MTN Zambia AnonyTun payload 2026" inside the app’s community tab. anonytun mtn zambia settings hot
| Setting | Value |
|--------|-------|
| SSH Host | sg2.vpnhot.com or us1.vpnhot.com |
| SSH Port | 443, 80, or 22 |
| Username | (your SSH username – generate from any SSH provider) |
| Password | (your SSH password) |
| Payload Method | GET |
| Host | web.mtn.com.zm or m.google.com |
| Request Header | Host: web.mtn.com.zm |
| SNI / TLS | web.mtn.com.zm | After experimenting, Mwila found a configuration that worked
| Setting | Value |
|--------|-------|
| Proxy Type | HTTP / HTTPS |
| Proxy Server | 196.0.0.2 (or use your remote proxy from SSH panel) |
| Proxy Port | 8080 or 3128 | Payload / Request Header: This is the most
💡 If you don't have a proxy, leave blank and use direct SSH.
AnonyTun is a VPN/Tunneling app used to access the internet privately and sometimes to work around carrier restrictions. Below are concise, practical MTN Zambia settings and tips to get AnonyTun working. This guide assumes you already have AnonyTun installed on Android.