Does anyone know how to find the lowest ping world for your proxy?

I know how to ping each world when I run the osrs client normally without a proxy, but I'm not sure how to do that with a proxy.

 

Thanks!

Lol good idea. Though if you need to do this for your proxies to work properly, best thing would be to change your proxy in the first place.

Have all the ips of jagex servers?

Open notepad, paste below code, save as .bat file.
In SET worlds, include all the worlds that you want to check. 

@ECHO off

SET worlds=1,2,3...
FOR %%i IN (%worlds%) DO (
Echo | SET /p=World %%i
FOR /F "tokens=5" %%a IN ('Ping oldschool%%i.runescape.com -n 1 ^| FIND "time="') DO Echo %%a)

PAUSE

Output will be shown like this after you run the bat file.

Edited January 29, 20188 yr by Charlotte

10 minutes ago, Charlotte said:

Open notepad, paste below code, save as .bat file.
In SET worlds, include all the worlds that you want to check. 

@ECHO off

SET worlds=1,2,3...
FOR %%i IN (%worlds%) DO (
Echo | SET /p=World %%i
FOR /F "tokens=5" %%a IN ('Ping oldschool%%i.runescape.com -n 1 ^| FIND "time="') DO Echo %%a)

PAUSE

Output will be shown like this after you run the bat file.

This is lovely, though OP wanted to know how to do this with a proxy

47 minutes ago, Charlotte said:

Open notepad, paste below code, save as .bat file.
In SET worlds, include all the worlds that you want to check. 

@ECHO off

SET worlds=1,2,3...
FOR %%i IN (%worlds%) DO (
Echo | SET /p=World %%i
FOR /F "tokens=5" %%a IN ('Ping oldschool%%i.runescape.com -n 1 ^| FIND "time="') DO Echo %%a)

PAUSE

Output will be shown like this after you run the bat file.

Very nice, thank you, never knew how to create something like this.

9 hours ago, Charlotte said:

Open notepad, paste below code, save as .bat file.
In SET worlds, include all the worlds that you want to check. 

@ECHO off

SET worlds=1,2,3...
FOR %%i IN (%worlds%) DO (
Echo | SET /p=World %%i
FOR /F "tokens=5" %%a IN ('Ping oldschool%%i.runescape.com -n 1 ^| FIND "time="') DO Echo %%a)

PAUSE

Output will be shown like this after you run the bat file.

That's how I pinged the regular client, but I wanted to know if this is possible for a proxy.

1 hour ago, Joliter said:

That's how I pinged the regular client, but I wanted to know if this is possible for a proxy.

Not too sure about that.
I know ping uses the icmp protocol and proxy only supports tcp and udp protocol. Hence, the only logical way of pinging with a proxy is with a icmp tunnel.