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What is a SOCKS5 Proxy and How Does it Work?

1/8: Introduction to SOCKS5 proxies
SOCKS5 proxies are intermediary servers used to establish a connection between a client and a remote server. They act as intermediaries that facilitate the exchange of data between the two parties. SOCKS5 proxies provide a convenient way to hide your IP address and bypass network restrictions.

2/8: Connecting to a SOCKS5 proxy
To use a SOCKS5 proxy, you need to configure your software or browser to connect to the proxy. You'll need to provide the proxy's IP address and the associated port number. Once connected, all internet traffic will go through the proxy.
 
3/8: SOCKS5 authentication
SOCKS5 proxies can support authentication, which means you need to provide credentials to log in to the proxy. This adds an additional layer of security by ensuring that only authorized individuals can use the proxy.
 
4/8: Communication between the client and the proxy
When a client sends a request through a SOCKS5 proxy, the client establishes a connection with the proxy and sends a connection request to the remote server. The proxy uses this information to establish a connection with the server on behalf of the client.
 
5/8: Data transmission
Once the connection is established between the SOCKS5 proxy and the remote server, the proxy transfers data between the two parties. This typically involves unencrypted data transfers, although some SOCKS5 proxies support data encryption for added security.
 
6/8: UDP protocol support
SOCKS5 proxies support both TCP and UDP connections. The TCP protocol is used for connected mode data transfers, while the UDP protocol is used for connectionless mode data transfers, such as streaming videos or online gaming.

7/8: Advantages of SOCKS5 proxies
SOCKS5 proxies offer several advantages. They allow you to hide your real IP address, which can be useful for privacy protection and bypassing geographic restrictions. Additionally, they provide high transfer speeds and compatibility with multiple protocols.

8/8: Limitations of SOCKS5 proxies
SOCKS5 proxies have some limitations. They don't provide encryption by default, so sensitive data may be vulnerable during transmission. Additionally, not all applications or software support SOCKS5 proxies, so compatibility may vary.
 

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That concludes the thread on how SOCKS5 proxies work. I hope you find this information helpful!

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I don't understand one thing. when selling proxy packages for example 2€/GB.
how many proxies are there? how is the calculation done?
if I want to buy a package to use with the various checkers, how many are used?

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I don't understand one thing. when selling proxy packages for example 2€/GB.
how many proxies are there? how is the calculation done?
if I want to buy a package to use with the various checkers, how many are used?

The pricing of proxy packages, including the number of proxies included, can vary depending on the provider and their specific offering. In your example, where the package is priced at 2€/GB, it seems that the pricing is based on the data transfer volume (in gigabytes) rather than the number of proxies.
 
To determine the number of proxies included in a package, you would need to check the details provided by the proxy service provider. They may offer different packages with varying numbers of proxies or allocate a certain number of proxies based on the package's data transfer limit.
 
When using checkers or other tools that utilize proxies, the number of proxies you would need depends on your specific requirements and the capabilities of the checker. Some checkers may allow you to use multiple proxies simultaneously to increase the speed or reliability of the checks.
 
To understand how many proxies you would need to use with checkers, it's best to consult the documentation or support resources provided by the checker tool or reach out to the provider directly. They can provide guidance on the optimal number of proxies to use based on your intended usage and the specific requirements of the checker.

Hoping to have helped you.

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I don't understand one thing. when selling proxy packages for example 2€/GB.
how many proxies are there? how is the calculation done?
if I want to buy a package to use with the various checkers, how many are used?

The pricing of proxy packages, including the number of proxies included, can vary depending on the provider and their specific offering. In your example, where the package is priced at 2€/GB, it seems that the pricing is based on the data transfer volume (in gigabytes) rather than the number of proxies.
 
To determine the number of proxies included in a package, you would need to check the details provided by the proxy service provider. They may offer different packages with varying numbers of proxies or allocate a certain number of proxies based on the package's data transfer limit.
 
When using checkers or other tools that utilize proxies, the number of proxies you would need depends on your specific requirements and the capabilities of the checker. Some checkers may allow you to use multiple proxies simultaneously to increase the speed or reliability of the checks.
 
To understand how many proxies you would need to use with checkers, it's best to consult the documentation or support resources provided by the checker tool or reach out to the provider directly. They can provide guidance on the optimal number of proxies to use based on your intended usage and the specific requirements of the checker.

Hoping to have helped you.

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