Get proxy external IP

[TheWorkingMachine]

Hello,

Is there anyway to get proxy port external IP address before actually using these ports, I know that this can be done by simply putting proxy port credentials into firefox or windows proxy wizard, But i want more programmatic way throuugh API or somthing where i put port credentials then get external IP

 

[MoonStarz]

It depends on the provider. Usually many dedicated proxy providers give you access to a dashboard that will tell you what your external IP is.

 

[proxygo]

It depends on the provider. Usually many dedicated proxy providers give you access to a dashboard that will tell you what your external IP is.

correct there probably isnt a free way to do it.

 

[BetterKnow]

Open a terminal in your OS and run the command:

curl -x IP:Port:Username:Password checkip.amazonaws.com

Replace

 IP:port:Username:password

with your actual values.

 

[TheWorkingMachine]

Open a terminal in your OS and run the command:

curl -x IP:Port:Username:Password checkip.amazonaws.com

Replace

 IP:port:Username:password

with your actual values.

This is a really good solution, But i'm getting this error "Unsupported proxy syntax". My proxy credentials like this:

bar.hif.mal:2828:Username-mok-dskos-8914: password


Do you know how to solve it ?!

 

[TheWorkingMachine]

correct there probably isnt a free way to do it.

Do you know a paid option?!

 

[Bers666]

Do you know how to solve it ?!

Google man curl, check the flags -x, -U

 

[TheWorkingMachine]

Google man curl, check the flags -x,

Google man curl, check the flags -x, -U

It seems the problem is in how to use proxy credentials like this : bar.hif.mal:2828:Username-mok-dskos-8914: password

 

[Bers666]

It seems the problem is in how to use proxy credentials like this : bar.hif.mal:2828:Username-mok-dskos-8914: password

There's no problem.
Host : port : login : password

 

[TheWorkingMachine]

There's no problem.
Host : port : login : password

I know, I tried it in virtual machine, it gives different error: "Sorry, you are not currently allowed to request http://google.com/ from this cache until you have authenticated yourself."

 

[BetterKnow]

I know, I tried it in virtual machine, it gives different error: "Sorry, you are not currently allowed to request http://google.com/ from this cache until you have authenticated yourself."

Try running it on your local machine to figure out if the issue comes from the server or the proxy. If that doesn't work, post a screenshot of the exact format you're using but make sure to blur your proxy credentials.

bar.hif.mal:2828:Username-mok-dskos-8914: password

This host makes no sense. Check the domain/host you're using.