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Bulk IP purity workflow

Batch IP and Proxy Checker

Check multiple IPs, domains, URLs, or proxy hosts before account login, proxy purchase, server review, or campaign setup. The batch tool uses the same ping123 IP intelligence report as the single-IP checker.

Example ping123 result screenshot

The screenshot below uses the designated sample IP 89.116.88.34, not a current visitor IP. Use it as a visual reference for the fields explained on this page.

ping123 IP risk result showing IP purity, risk score, ASN, and next-step guidance.
Batch results should keep the same fields as the single IP report so teams can compare providers quickly.

When batch checking matters

Proxy buyers, VPS users, traffic teams, and account operators often need to compare many exits before using them. A single IP check is useful, but a batch view makes provider quality, datacenter concentration, and repeated high-risk signals much easier to spot.

The first version keeps the workflow simple: paste targets, resolve hostnames, score each IP, then export the result. It does not require a paid provider to work, but optional enrichment can improve classification accuracy later.

What the result fields mean

Input IP, domain, URL, or proxy host pasted by the user.
Resolved IP The IP selected for scoring when a domain or URL is entered.
Purity score Cleanliness score from 0 to 100.
Network type Residential, mobile, commercial, datacenter, proxy/VPN, Tor, or unknown.
Action verdict Continue, fix first, or replace IP.
CSV export Portable result for vendor comparison and internal review.

Normal signals vs. risk signals

Usually normal

  • Most rows have high purity and low risk.
  • Network type matches the intended use case.
  • Sharing heat stays low across the provider sample.
  • No repeated abuse, Tor, or datacenter signals appear in account-sensitive rows.

Needs attention

  • Many rows resolve to the same ASN or datacenter provider.
  • Several targets show high sharing heat or abuse reports.
  • Domains resolve to unexpected countries or organizations.
  • Rows marked replace should not be used for important account work.

Next action

Use batch results before buying or rotating proxies

A CSV of several exits is more useful than trusting one sample IP. Compare type, risk, sharing heat, and verdict before touching important accounts.

Fixes and next steps

DNS leak Turn on DNS leak protection in the VPN or proxy client, disable browser Secure DNS if it bypasses the tunnel, set system DNS to the provider's DNS or a trusted encrypted resolver, then rerun the DNS check.
WebRTC leak Limit or disable WebRTC direct candidates, use a browser profile that blocks WebRTC IP exposure, restart the browser, then rerun the WebRTC check before logging in.
Datacenter ASN If the task needs a consumer-looking account environment, switch from a datacenter/VPS ASN to a stable residential, mobile, or dedicated ISP exit and keep the region consistent.
Blacklist or abuse history Do not keep using a high-risk or listed IP for important accounts. Change the IP range or provider, wait for reputation to stabilize, and retest before continuing.
Timezone or language mismatch Align the IP country, system timezone, browser language, account region, and DNS/WebRTC routes so the session tells one consistent location story.
  1. Remove rows marked replace before account login.
  2. Separate datacenter IPs from residential or mobile exits.
  3. Retest provider samples after rotation or region change.
  4. Export CSV before discussing quality with a vendor.

FAQ

How many targets can I check at once?

The first version allows up to 50 targets per request.

Can I paste domains?

Yes. ping123 resolves A or AAAA records and scores the first available IP.

Does CSV export include all evidence?

CSV includes the operational fields; open a single IP report for full evidence.

Before you continue

Open the full report for risky rows

Batch checking is for triage. Use the full IP Risk page when a row needs evidence, platform-fit guidance, or repair steps.