Didnt use it,
but what are you trying to achive ?
if what you are trying to achieve is to make the traffic looks from different sources thats already what jingling is doing so no need to use proxies
as jingling will take your sites and distribute them to other jingling users who will visit them and you will will visit there websites
thats why it is called traffic exchange.
if you are planning to run more than 1 per server it is not possible without some isolation software which i dont remember its name now
yes you dont need proxies for thsi , its better way to buy cheap vps for 1 - 2 $ and run jingling 24h all time, i dont know what you trying to target with this
Jingling will consume much CPU resources, so I think it's not officially allowed on shared RDP.
To answer question of the OP, there is no need to use proxies on Jingling, you can choose desired traffic sources instead.
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