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TheImpCo
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proxy servers sorted by zip code

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If you are fiddeling with proxy server issues this might save you some time. East to west oriented by zip code.

216.234.64.8 ,newyork ,ny ,501
67.91.233.134 ,boston ,ma ,1001
216.234.66.8 ,boston ,ma ,1001
216.234.68.8 ,washington ,dc ,2001
67.106.133.19 ,newark ,nj ,7001
216.234.65.8 ,newark ,nj ,7001
66.104.81.70 ,phoenix ,az ,8501
66.104.81.77 ,phoenix ,az ,8501
216.234.67.8 ,philadelphia ,pa ,15001
67.88.11.6 ,pittsburgh ,pa ,15001
67.90.177.70 ,washington ,dc ,20001
67.111.250.13 ,baltimore ,md ,20601
216.234.78.8 ,atlanta ,ga ,30002
216.234.79.8 ,miami ,fl ,32004
67.90.16.6 ,tampa ,fl ,32004
67.91.96.134 ,memphis ,tn ,37010
67.90.152.70 ,nashville ,tn ,37010
216.234.77.8 ,nashville ,tn ,37010
67.88.10.198 ,cleveland ,oh ,43001
66.104.96.198 ,columbus ,oh ,43001
67.91.177.70 ,detroit ,mi ,48001
67.88.183.70 ,minneapolis ,mn ,55001
216.234.69.8 ,chicago ,il ,60001
67.110.56.198 ,stlouis ,mo ,63001
67.107.82.70 ,austin ,tx ,73301
67.107.71.134 ,dallas ,tx ,73301
67.88.84.6 ,houston ,tx ,73301
207.155.164.198 ,denver ,co ,80210
67.108.236.70 ,saltlakecity ,ut ,84001
67.90.80.134 ,lasvegas ,nv ,88901
216.234.70.8 ,losangeles ca ,90001
67.111.81.6 ,sandiego ,ca ,91901
67.109.32.70 ,sacramento ,ca ,94080
64.1.213.70 ,sanfrancisco ,ca ,94080
67.88.208.198 ,portland ,or ,97001
67.88.218.6 ,seattle ,wa ,98001

I'm using this list to create DOS batch files to eliminate all but one (DOS route) to see if it helps my problem. I make no claim that this list is current or complete. but as of 4/25/2010 I've been able to isolate MJ to bang on only one proxy at will.
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Post by neo2121 »

Very nice Thanks for posting this
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Post by ksojerio »

So, is there any rhyme or reason in selecting which server to use if your city has multiple server choices? In other words, how do you know which one to pick or is it only trial and error?[/i]
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Post by notdeadyet »

I have a 905 CDN #, and my proxies go thru Dallas, so go figure ;)
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Post by TheImpCo »

ksojerio wrote:So, is there any rhyme or reason in selecting which server to use if your city has multiple server choices? In other words, how do you know which one to pick or is it only trial and error?[/i]
It is a totally trial and error. There are few enough to just cycle through the list and leave one working and see how it plays out and then try another.

The only reason to mess with this process is if you have an issue that might be resolved by taking the time to see if it effects a resolution.
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Post by Everton »

ksojerio wrote:So, is there any rhyme or reason in selecting which server to use if your city has multiple server choices? In other words, how do you know which one to pick or is it only trial and error?[/i]
Do a ping test of the IP address associated with a particular proxy server and choose the location with the lowest average round trip time!
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Post by notdeadyet »

and for this newbie to servers, just how do we go about choosing a different server for MJ;)
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Post by TheImpCo »

notdeadyet wrote:and for this newbie to servers, just how do we go about choosing a different server for MJ;)
Humm? That's a bit sticky. I use a simple DOS batch file. It's not that it's difficult or complex but rather just not where most PC users are comfortable. In addition, you would need to know a few things about your router/current IP adress(s). Nothing super tricky/techy but stuff most folks just aren't bothered by as "Windows" users.

It would be irresponsible for me to just post the bat file and hope any/all would know what to do with it . . .and why I only posted the IP addresses in zip code order.

Here are two worthwhile links to study and ponder:
http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/MagicJack/ ... roxy_Find2
http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/MagicJack/ ... oxy_Change
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Post by TheImpCo »

Do a ping test of the IP address associated with a particular proxy server and choose the location with the lowest average round trip time!
That would only give you that moment (ping by ping result) not a general trend for that particular IP address and how it might work for you in general.
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Post by notdeadyet »

Thanks TheImpCo, I'll check out the sites and see what I can accomplish...I do know the info and such you describe, just not quite sure "yet" on the dos stuff ;)
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notdeadyet wrote:Thanks TheImpCo, I'll check out the sites and see what I can accomplish...I do know the info and such you describe, just not quite sure "yet" on the dos stuff ;)
Kool or cool for non-smokers. The DOS bits I use are easy. Read through all the links once (especially if you having trouble sleeping) . . . just get the gist and then holler at me when you are ready for the next bit. The DOS part is easy.
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