Is 170.81.243.58:999 a proxy?

Yes, it was.

170.81.243.58:999 was a public free proxy in the HProxy free pool, listed in our free pool. It is not in the live list right now.

Inactive
12%

uptime while tracked

First listedJul 27, 2026
Last seen aliveyesterday
Port999
Listing spells0

Uptime & downtime

12.3%uptime over 2 tracked days · 87.7% downtime
7 days agoToday
Up Partial Down No checkTracking since Jul 27

2

Days tracked

65

Checks run

87.7%

Downtime

2

Down days

Questions about 170.81.243.58:999

Is 170.81.243.58:999 a working proxy?

Not right now. 170.81.243.58:999 was a working public proxy in HProxy's free pool and stopped passing our checks around Jul 28, 2026. We keep re-testing it, and if it comes back it will reappear in the live list automatically.

Was 170.81.243.58:999 ever a real proxy?

Yes. Over 2 days of tracking it answered 12% of our checks. The full day-by-day record is charted on this page.

Why does this page still exist if the proxy is not live?

Because the record is the useful part. If you find this IP in a log, a list or a block rule, the honest answer is not "unknown" — it is when we saw it, how it behaved and when it stopped. We keep that history rather than deleting the endpoint.

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