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So we got this working with the two Kiwis on ports 8073 and 8074 respectively, behind the 4G router and the proxy enabled for both.

Also, the Kiwi network scanner (kiwisdr.com/scan) has been updated to version 1.5 and allows you to specify the port number instead of always using the 8073 default. Handy in the case of a Kiwi with port number other than 8073 with a local ip set by DHCP, and the ip has moved and you don't know what the new one is.

So we got this working with the two Kiwis on ports 8073 and 8074 respectively, behind the 4G router and the proxy enabled for both.

Also, the Kiwi network scanner (kiwisdr.com/scan) has been updated to version 1.5 and allows you to specify the port number instead of always using the 8073 default. Handy in the case of a Kiwi with port number other than 8073 with a local ip set by DHCP, and the ip has moved and you don't know what the new one is.

v1.292  June 16, 2019
    Masked frequencies will not be applied when a valid time limit exemption password is given in
        the URL, e.g. mykiwi.com:8073/? ... &pwd=the_password (or &password=the_password)
        Connections from the local network (normally privileged) still see the effect of the
        masked frequencies.  This is so admins can setup and test masked labels from the main UI.
        The time limit exemption password is set on the control tab of the admin page.
        This is separate, and not to be confused with, the user password on the admin security tab
        which controls access to the sdr channels.
    
    Fixed a bunch of masked frequency related bugs including a problem when running in 20 kHz mode.

    If a Kiwi has time limits or masked frequencies configured an icon will be included in the
        status line appearing on sdr.hu and kiwisdr.com/public (i.e. alongside the existing icons
        indicating 20 kHz mode, GPS enabled and the antenna switch extension available).
        An hour-glass icon if inactivity or 24 hour time limits are configured.
        A red, circle-slash "no entry" icon if masked frequencies are configured.
    
    Keep GPS az/el background image from flashing with latest versions of Firefox and Safari.
    
    Update TDoA help button panel to indicate current mode setting is ignored (IQ data is always used).
    
    Ran clang static analyzer over entire source code base. Found a few bugs.
        Also ran the clang address sanitizer for a while and fixed a few memory leaks.

v1.292  June 16, 2019
    Masked frequencies will not be applied when a valid time limit exemption password is given in
        the URL, e.g. mykiwi.com:8073/? ... &pwd=the_password (or &password=the_password)
        Connections from the local network (normally privileged) still see the effect of the
        masked frequencies.  This is so admins can setup and test masked labels from the main UI.
        The time limit exemption password is set on the control tab of the admin page.
        This is separate, and not to be confused with, the user password on the admin security tab
        which controls access to the sdr channels.
    
    Fixed a bunch of masked frequency related bugs including a problem when running in 20 kHz mode.

    If a Kiwi has time limits or masked frequencies configured an icon will be included in the
        status line appearing on sdr.hu and kiwisdr.com/public (i.e. alongside the existing icons
        indicating 20 kHz mode, GPS enabled and the antenna switch extension available).
        An hour-glass icon if inactivity or 24 hour time limits are configured.
        A red, circle-slash "no entry" icon if masked frequencies are configured.
    
    Keep GPS az/el background image from flashing with latest versions of Firefox and Safari.
    
    Update TDoA help button panel to indicate current mode setting is ignored (IQ data is always used).
    
    Ran clang static analyzer over entire source code base. Found a few bugs.
        Also ran the clang address sanitizer for a while and fixed a few memory leaks.