SOCKS5 UDP tester
Check a SOCKS5 proxy for connectivity and working UDP relay.
Checking your proxies…
Open a result for its reason, connection measurements and protocol details.
Results will appear here as each check finishes.
A check is a snapshot from this server. Availability and response time may differ on your device.
Input formats & help
How to check a proxy
For a single check, paste one address. For a bulk check, put each proxy on its own line. Login can be included in the address or added under Options.
Local addresses such as 127.0.0.1 and private network IPs cannot be checked by this public tool. Use the external address supplied by your proxy provider.
Check HTTP and other proxy typesAccepted formats
- Address
host:port- Address with login
host:port:user:password- Login before address
user:password@host:port- Explicit protocol
socks5://user:password@host:port- IPv6 address
[2001:db8::1]:1080
Formats are examples, not working proxies. Use percent encoding for special characters in URL credentials.
Understand your results
What the check tells you
Online, offline or not checked
Online confirms a successful connection. Offline, timed out, invalid and not checked have different causes. Read the result’s reason before changing your proxy settings.
UDP confirmation
“UDP confirmed” means the SOCKS5 relay returned a response. “Relay accepted” means it accepted UDP ASSOCIATE, but a round trip was not confirmed. These are different results.
IP, location & response time
Exit IP is the address seen through the proxy. A proxy-host location is labeled separately. Response time comes from the Localtonet server and may differ from your device.
Why can TCP work while UDP fails?
SOCKS5 handles TCP and UDP separately. A proxy may accept TCP connections while UDP is disabled, filtered, or unable to return a response. Expand a result to see the relay and test log.
What is included in the download?
The text file includes the working entries in your current result filter, using the addresses and any login you submitted. Keep that file private if your proxies require credentials.