mobile proxy upload problem

Chriis1 · Sep 14, 2022

Hello I have a few questions about 4G Proxy.

Since I need a few myself, I'm thinking of just selling some more.

Version 1 where everything runs through a server like proxydize.
If I have 100 proxies with 50Mbit/s each, I should have 5Gbit/s upload at full load.
This is possible but probably not cheap.

Version 2 where just the upload of the 4G mobile is used.
But most 4G contracts have much less upload than download which reduces the speed of the proxy a lot.
I have also read that with this method the proxy is generally not as stable.

Can anyone tell me how most 4g proxy providers solve this problem?

Most mobile proxies are US/UK, is there much demand for EU proxies (Austria)?

Bers666 · Sep 15, 2022

Re version 1, you will never get more than 20.. 30 mbps download on these cheap lte cat4 dongles.

Re version 2, LTE works just fine when upload and download are utilized together at the same time. They use separate channels. But ofc it doubles the load on a specific dongle, on its cpu and leads to overheating.

Bers666 · Sep 15, 2022

Also re version 1, it's impossible situation when 100% dongles are downloading at 100% speed. Divide it by 10 and you will be correct.

Chriis1 · Sep 15, 2022

Bers666 said:
Re version 1, you will never get more than 20.. 30 mbps download on these cheap lte cat4 dongles.

Re version 2, LTE works just fine when upload and download are utilized together at the same time. They use separate channels. But ofc it doubles the load on a specific dongle, on its cpu and leads to overheating.

So would you recommend doing it with lte dongles?

If I use good mobile phones I don't think the cpu will be overheated.

Bers666 · Sep 15, 2022

External fan Cooling is very desirable. Normal phone isn't designed to download or upload that much. Also its battery gona drain too fast + be charging all the time, all these add overheating.

I recommend using home wan for exposing proxy ports, if possible, and avoid using 4g wan.

proxygo · Sep 16, 2022

Chriis1 said:
Most mobile proxies are US/UK, is there much demand for EU proxies (Austria)?

theres always demand for 4g proxies, how much demand will always
depend on there cost to sell ratio

ristoriel · Sep 17, 2022

Since your first question is already answered, I'll answer the last one. Yes, there is demand for Austrian Proxies, as they're in the EU region. I can think of a thousand reasons why I would need a EU Proxy. If you have Quality Proxies and competitive prices, there will always be demand.

miasmith · Oct 10, 2023

Chriis1 said:
Hello I have a few questions about 4G Proxy.

Since I need a few myself, I'm thinking of just selling some more.

Version 1 where everything runs through a server like proxydize.
If I have 100 proxies with 50Mbit/s each, I should have 5Gbit/s upload at full load.
This is possible but probably not cheap.

Version 2 where just the upload of the 4G mobile is used.
But most 4G contracts have much less upload than download which reduces the speed of the proxy a lot.
I have also read that with this method the proxy is generally not as stable.

Can anyone tell me how most 4g proxy providers solve this problem?

Most mobile proxies are US/UK, is there much demand for EU proxies (Austria)?

See the speed depend upon the stability of your provider like Proxidize or Proxywave, also it depends upon your sim card, location and your dongle/mobile. But still there is a limitation, you will not get the whole speed at a time it almost the 10%. and I guess this is the cheapest.

Some of the most demand countries for proxies are USA, India, Vietnam, China, Turkey, Germany. Austria market is a growing for the Proxy market.

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