connection pool checker

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To avoid issues when using connections, it’s important to regularly monitor their quality and uniqueness. Telegram Expert includes a module that allows you to check whether IP addresses in your connection list are duplicated. This is useful when working with both rotating and sticky connections — the software provides statistics on IP uniqueness and duplication, allowing you to objectively assess the pool’s usability.

Module settings:

1. Operating mode – allows you to choose the type of connection used: rotating, where the IP changes with each request, or sticky, where the IP remains stable or updates based on a specified timer. You can upload connections of any type at your discretion.

2. Protocol – here you set the connection type: HTTP is selected by default, but you can switch it to SOCKS5 if your connections work with that protocol.

3. Rotating connections – in this section, you add rotating connections in the format iport:loginassword. If sticky connections are selected, this section is automatically hidden since it is not needed.

4. Number of requests – sets the number of requests to send through the connections for checking. The more requests, the more accurate the uniqueness check of the pool. For example, if you claim to have a pool of 100,000 IPs, by setting 100,000 requests you should receive nearly the same number of unique addresses.

Check results – after the analysis is complete, the program displays statistics: how many IP addresses are unique, how many are repeated, and whether there were any connection errors. This helps to understand the quality of your pool and whether it is suitable for mass tasks.

If you select sticky mode, paste the list of connections into the window on the right (one connection per line). The software checks that each connection corresponds to a unique IP. If out of 10,000 inserted connections you get the same number of unique IPs — that means there are no overlaps, and the pool quality is excellent.

In the case of sticky connections with timed rotation, it is important that IPs are not repeated at the time of checking. If duplicates occur, it signals that your provider has a small pool and that account conflicts may arise during large-scale operations.

For stable operation and the registration of a large number of accounts, it is advisable to use connections with maximum IP diversity. The higher the uniqueness, the lower the chances of blocks and authorization issues.