Complete Documentation

Comprehensive guides and technical documentation for setup and management.

Installation Guide

Step-by-step installation instructions for all supported platforms.

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API Reference

Complete REST API documentation with examples and code samples.

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Configuration

Advanced configuration options and optimization techniques.

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FAQ & Troubleshooting

Common questions and solutions for technical issues.

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Android Support

Beta support for Android phones as proxy endpoints.

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Technical Blog

Latest updates, tips, and technical insights.

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Changelog (v2.1)

Latest updates & changes.

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Properties of 4G Mobile Proxies Farm

Modems

USB hub

  • One or two USB hubs with external power source.
  • It is better to have a “smart” USB hub, where the ports can be power cycled programmatically, but it is not mandatory.
  • at least 0.9 Ampers guaranteed current per USB port

How to choose a USB hub

VPS

  • VPS in the cloud, in case you need to forward proxy ports to the Internet for a future rental. It should have at least 0.5 or 1 GB RAM and should be placed in close proximity to the rest of the hardware to make pings lower.
  • Proxy ports can be forwarded in 2 ways:
    • via the home/office Internet connection (“land” internet)
    • via the individual cellular WAN of each modem (“air” internet), useful when home/office Internet is not reliable.

PC

  • A laptop or a cheap PC or a miniPC. We can also create a residential proxy on Raspberry Pi, but I have previously encountered some power issues with it. We need the CPU power, so I prefer using a PC.
  • Normally Raspberry PI can serve ~ 5 proxies, a miniPC – up to 20, a PC – up to 50. It depends on how heavily the proxies are used.
  • Recommended but not critical: fast home “ground” (base) internet, faster than 20mbps in particular Upload.