Wiss Proxy

Proxies

How to connect a proxy

Line formats, HTTP and SOCKS5, a curl check

What a line is made of

  • Host – the proxy address. Rotating proxies use one gateway for all lines, static proxies have their own IP.
  • Port – on Mobile every line has its own, from 10000 to 10999. Large has one port for HTTP and another for SOCKS5, Expert has one port for both.
  • Login and password – access to the proxy. The geo, rotation, and session are stored in the login on Expert and Mobile, in the password on Large.

Formats

Rotating:

  • socks5://user:pass@host:port or http://user:pass@host:port – a ready link that most programs accept;
  • user:pass:host:port;
  • host:port:user:pass.

Static:

  • URL – http://login:password@ip:port or socks5://login:password@ip:port;
  • ip:port:login:password;
  • login:password@ip:port;
  • ip:port – no credentials, enter the login and password separately.

If a program asks for separate fields, copy the host, port, login, and password into them.

HTTP or SOCKS5

  • HTTP – browsers, scrapers, web requests.
  • SOCKS5 – programs that work with more than websites or require SOCKS5.
  • Expert and Mobile – both protocols on the same port, same login and password.
  • Large and static – SOCKS5 has its own port. After switching the protocol, copy the line again.

Check

bash
curl -x 'socks5://user:pass@host:port' https://api.ipify.org

The command returns the proxy IP. If it works but the target website does not, the connection is fine and the website is the one blocking.

Export

  • Rotating – 1, 10, 100, 1000, 2500, or 5000 lines. With a timer or Sticky every line has its own session, so the IPs differ. On Mobile every line also has its own port: there are 1000 ports, after line 1000 they repeat.
  • Static – one line per IP in the order.
  • One line arrives as a message, several lines as a .txt file.
  • The number of lines does not change the price: all lines share the same traffic.

The geo and rotation of rotating proxies can be changed right in the login: Username parameters.