Does it work if you enters the domain of the server instead of the IP-address or do you need to have a dedicated IP-address?
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Depends on what you're proxying. For HTTP proxies, most browsers I've run into will accept a domain-name in the proxy fields, which means that dynamic IP addresses should be supported. |
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It's hard to follow the question. If the question is whether it's possible to run multiple instances of a proxy (assuming http/ftp) server on a single IP, yes - use a different port for each instance. If the question is whether you can use a fqdn to define a proxy server, yes - most (all?) browsers support fqdn for proxy server lookup. If you want to specify multiple proxy servers, you can use round robin DNS (not very deterministic) or you can use a PAC file. |
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