Working with Proxies
Overview
Most Quantium tools support proxy servers for network operations. This allows you to route traffic through intermediary servers for privacy, access control, or geographic requirements.
Supported Proxy Types
HTTP/HTTPS
- Standard web proxies
- Support authentication
- Compatible with all tools
SOCKS4
- TCP connections only
- Userid authentication only
- Lightweight protocol
SOCKS5
- TCP and UDP support
- Username/password authentication
- Most versatile option
Proxy Formats
Quantium tools accept proxies in multiple formats:
URL Format (Recommended)
protocol://user:pass@host:port
Examples:
http://proxy.example.com:8080
http://user:[email protected]:8080
socks5://user:[email protected]:1080
socks4://[email protected]:1080
Alternative Formats
host:port:user:pass
host:port@user:pass
user:pass:host:port
host:port
If no protocol is specified, SOCKS5 is assumed.
Loading Proxies
From File
Create a text file with one proxy per line:
socks5://user1:[email protected]:1080
socks5://user2:[email protected]:1080
http://proxy3.com:8080
In Application
Most tools have a proxy input field or file selector. Simply:
- Click “Load Proxies” or similar button
- Select your proxy file
- Proxies are validated and loaded
Proxy Features by Tool
Email Tools (Rapid)
- Proxy rotation strategies
- Concurrent connections
- Per-provider proxy assignment
Telegram Tools (Teletools)
- Sticky proxies per session
- Protocol override options
- Connection persistence
Web Tools (Hydros, Vanadum)
- Random proxy selection
- Per-request proxy support
- High-throughput optimization
Proxy Rotation
Some tools support automatic proxy rotation:
Round-Robin
Evenly distributes requests across all proxies in sequence. Ensures balanced load and equal usage of all proxies.
Random
Randomly selects proxy for each operation. Good for avoiding patterns.
Consecutive/Sticky
Assigns same proxy to related operations. Useful for maintaining sessions.
Configure rotation strategy in tool settings where available.