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Backconnect proxy

A backconnect proxy is a gateway server that you connect to at one fixed hostname and port, and which forwards each connection through a different exit IP from a pool behind it. The term describes the architecture of rotating residential and mobile services: you never configure the exits themselves, only the gateway, and the gateway "connects back" to a device for each request.

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Why the design exists#

Household and mobile devices come and go; publishing their addresses would be useless within minutes. A gateway hides that churn: your tool sees one stable endpoint, the provider handles device selection, health checks, failover and session stickiness behind it.

What you control#

  • The location and provider of the exit, through parameters in the username.
  • Whether to rotate per connection or hold an exit with a session identifier.
  • The protocol: HTTP(S) or SOCKS5, usually on two ports of the same host.

How it works at Proxy Cyber#

res.proxy-cyber.com and mob.proxy-cyber.com are backconnect gateways. Port 9000 speaks HTTP(S), port 9001 SOCKS5; -cc-, -state-, -city-, -asn-, -sid- and -ttl- in the username steer the exit.

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