Also reviewed on G2

AS32 residential proxies, Stanford University, pinned.

Premium residential lines that exit only from addresses Stanford University announces under AS32, in United States. Rotating or sticky, HTTP and SOCKS5, billed per gigabyte.

AS32

Stanford University, as one pinned network.

The gateway lists AS32 for United States. Generate a Premium line with the country and the AS number, and every request exits from an address inside the ranges Stanford University announces. Add stickyMinutes to hold one of them.

POST /api/v1/plans/{id}/generate
{"country": "US", "asn": 32}                 rotating
{"country": "US", "asn": 32, "stickyMinutes": 30}  sticky

The line answers HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5 on res.hproxy.com:8080. Field names and limits are in the plan documentation.

Residential Premium

Pins the network

Starting at

$1.00/ GB
  • Pinned to AS32
  • Rotating, or sticky to 24 hours
  • HTTP, SOCKS5 and UDP

What the scanner found

Public proxies on this network, counted, not guessed.

Answering now

0

Answered at least once

0

Addresses tested

3

These are the free proxies our scanner has tested on AS32; they are listed on the free AS32 page. A paid line pins the same network without depending on any of them.

FAQ

AS32, answered.

What is AS32?+

An autonomous system number: the identifier under which Stanford University announces its address ranges to the internet. A line pinned to it exits only from addresses inside those ranges.

In which countries can I pin AS32?+

United States. A pinned line is always a country and a network together; the gateway lists this network in one country.

Rotating or sticky?+

Both. Without stickyMinutes every request exits from a different address on the network; with it, the line holds one address for 3 to 1,440 minutes.

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