Why Test Your Proxy?
Verify if the proxy is working: Make sure your connection goes through the proxy server.
Check your IP address: See if your public IP has changed to the proxy server’s IP.
Troubleshoot issues: Solve any connection problems related to the proxy.
1. Testing Proxy on Windows
Method 1: Using Command Prompt
Open Command Prompt (search for "cmd" in the Start menu).
Type this command to test your proxy:
curl -x <proxy_ip>:<proxy_port> -U <username>:<password> http://www.example.com
Replace
<proxy_ip>,<proxy_port>,<username>, and<password>with your proxy details.
Press Enter. If successful, you’ll see the website’s content.
Method 2: Check Your IP in a Browser
Open your browser (Chrome, Firefox, etc.).
Visit https://whatismyip.com or https://ipinfo.io.
Check the IP address. If the proxy is working, it will show the proxy server’s IP.
Troubleshooting Common Proxy Issues
Incorrect proxy details: Double-check the IP, port, username, and password.
Proxy not responding: Try a different site to confirm if the issue is with the proxy or the site.
Proxy not showing in browser: Clear your browser cache and try again.
Testing a proxy on different devices is simple and quick. By following these steps, you can confirm that your proxy is working and that your internet traffic is securely routed.
If you have any questions or problems with your proxy setup, you can reach our support team through the chat on our website or on our Discord server. We're here to help!