3.219.86.40:3128 HTTP proxy

Recent check history for 3.219.86.40:3128

This page retains up to 24 individual attempts received after detailed history was enabled. The lifetime attempt counters can therefore exceed the number of rows below. A failed check means the complete verification did not pass; it does not identify a specific cause. Missing measurements are never displayed as zero latency.

How to interpret this endpoint’s results

The assigned checker recorded 22 successful attempts out of 23 total attempts, an observed success rate of 95.7%. This sample reflects the checker’s schedule, destinations and network; it is not an uptime guarantee. Response time includes connection setup and a small HTTPS response. Read how checks work before comparing these values with speed or ping measurements from another tool.

How to test this HTTP proxy

Download and use the cURL configuration

The Download config (.conf) button saves this endpoint’s proxy setting and short connection timeouts. Run it with cURL and the HTTPS destination you want to test:

curl --config "publicvpnlist-http-3.219.86.40-3128.conf" https://api.ipify.org

The Download address (.txt) button saves one protocol://IP:port line for clients that accept a proxy address. Availability is checked against the latest published results when you download. Follow the download guide for file formats and freshness limits.

For an application that accepts a proxy URI, use http://3.219.86.40:3128. In a host-and-port dialog, enter 3.219.86.40 as the host and 3128 as the port. Select HTTP explicitly.

This curl example routes only the single request through the endpoint. Compare the response with your direct public IP and keep certificate verification enabled.

curl --proxy http://3.219.86.40:3128 --max-time 10 https://api.ipify.org

For HTTPS destinations, the client uses CONNECT through this HTTP proxy. The proxy URI remains http://; an https:// proxy URI describes TLS to the proxy itself and is a different feature.

Use the Firefox setup guide for a browser-only test. If a connection fails, check the protocol, port and latest check time before trying another endpoint. Never disable HTTPS certificate validation or provide personal account credentials to an unknown public proxy.

Proxy or VPN: choose the right connection

This endpoint is an application proxy. Read what a proxy does, compare Proxy vs VPN and review public proxy safety limits. For VPN profiles, use the separate OpenVPN server catalog or VPN and tunnel directory.

Source attribution and endpoint questions

This endpoint was discovered in Webunblocker / Socks5Proxies, monosans, Ercin Dedeoglu, Proxmint, stormsia, yakumo / elliottophellia proxylist. PublicVPNList’s measurements are produced separately from source claims. See the source policy and retained license notices.

For connection problems, see proxy troubleshooting. If you operate this endpoint or want to report incorrect metadata, use Contacts and include only the public address, protocol and approximate check time.