Is 62.112.9.224 a proxy? No.

62.112.9.224 is published in public proxy lists on 15 different ports, and we have never had one of them answer across 392 checks. Being listed somewhere is not the same as working.

Not responding
15

ports recorded on this address

Answering now0
Ever answered0
Checks run392
First recorded2026-05-21

Ports recorded on 62.112.9.224

We have tested 62.112.9.224 on 15 ports, 392 checks in total, and not one of them has ever answered. The address is published in public proxy lists, which is how it reached us; being listed somewhere is not the same as working.

Every port HProxy has recorded on 62.112.9.224, with how many checks each has answered
PortStatusTimes answered
11002Not responding0 / 22
11226Not responding0 / 22
11258Not responding0 / 22
11285Not responding0 / 22
11313Not responding0 / 20
11318Not responding0 / 22
11847Not responding0 / 88
12079Not responding0 / 22
13084Not responding0 / 22
13091Not responding0 / 22
13331Not responding0 / 22
13662Not responding0 / 22
13719Not responding0 / 22
14464Not responding0 / 22
Show the other 1 port on this page
The remaining ports HProxy has recorded on 62.112.9.224
PortStatusTimes answered
33539Not responding0 / 20

Questions about 62.112.9.224

Is 62.112.9.224 a proxy?

No. 62.112.9.224 appears in public proxy lists on 15 ports, and across 392 checks not one of them has ever resolved to a connectable proxy.

Why does 62.112.9.224 have so many ports listed?

Public proxy lists are often built by scanning a machine and publishing every port that looks open, so one address can end up republished dozens or thousands of times over. HProxy records each ip:port separately because they genuinely are separate endpoints, tests each one, and keeps the result. That is why this page can tell you how many of them were ever real.

How long have you been tracking 62.112.9.224?

Since May 21, 2026. We have run 392 checks against this address since then and we have not stopped: every endpoint on it is re-tested on a schedule, whether or not it has ever answered.

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