Learn how ports work in Geonode’s proxy configuration.
This guide will help you understand how ports work when configuring SOCKS5 and HTTP proxies. Geonode’s port ranges are unlimited, meaning you can generate as many proxies as needed without restrictions.
Geonode assigns specific port ranges for different proxy types:
11000–11010
12000-12010
9000–9010
10000-10900
Even though these ranges may look small, they are simply references. You can reuse any port as often as needed, and each request will generate a unique proxy.
9000
or 9010
, the functionality remains the same.9000
).9000–9010
(HTTP) and 11000–11010
(SOCKS5) rotate IPs automatically.10000
(HTTP) and 12000
(SOCKS5) keep the same IP for a set duration.-session
parameter.By understanding these principles, you’ll see that Geonode provides unlimited flexibility in assigning ports—without limitations or performance issues.
Learn how ports work in Geonode’s proxy configuration.
This guide will help you understand how ports work when configuring SOCKS5 and HTTP proxies. Geonode’s port ranges are unlimited, meaning you can generate as many proxies as needed without restrictions.
Geonode assigns specific port ranges for different proxy types:
11000–11010
12000-12010
9000–9010
10000-10900
Even though these ranges may look small, they are simply references. You can reuse any port as often as needed, and each request will generate a unique proxy.
9000
or 9010
, the functionality remains the same.9000
).9000–9010
(HTTP) and 11000–11010
(SOCKS5) rotate IPs automatically.10000
(HTTP) and 12000
(SOCKS5) keep the same IP for a set duration.-session
parameter.By understanding these principles, you’ll see that Geonode provides unlimited flexibility in assigning ports—without limitations or performance issues.