Proxies in AutoEasy sit in a pool and bind to ports. Standard flow: import the list → create a pool (rotation strategy) → assign proxies → create ports → attach them to profiles.
.txt file, one proxy per line.| Strategy | How it rotates |
|---|---|
| Rotating | Each interval, bind the next unused group (wrap around if needed). Example: 5 proxies, 3 ports → first tick 1–2–3, next tick 4–5–1. |
| Round robin | Shift by one each tick. Example: 10 proxies, 5 ports → first 1–5, next 2–6. |
| Replacement | Re-read the txt file every Interval Sec and reload ports. Use this when you edit the proxy file outside the app. |
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Interval Sec | Seconds between rotations. |
| Max Failures | Consecutive failures before quarantine. |
| Revive After Seconds | How long a quarantined proxy stays out before it returns. |
| Failover Retries | How many other proxies to try after a failure. Set 0 to disable failover. |
If you tick Set port, those proxies are pinned to ports and do not rotate with the pool strategy.
Example: 100 proxies, 3 pinned, 97 rotating every 90 seconds:
30000, 30001, 30002.30000), a range (30000-30009), or mixed (9000-9002,9005,9010-9012).
Open the profile and pick the proxy or pool (or leave empty if the script will set the proxy at runtime).
Next: Create profiles and select the pool or port you just made.