Residential proxies · Germany
Deutsche Telekom proxies
- Network
- AS3320
- Exits on this network
- 100% when asked for it
- Share of Germany exits
- 33% without the filter
- Measured
- October 14, 2026
What a website sees
The first two things a site can look up about the visitor's IP.
- Announced by
- AS3320 Deutsche Telekom AG
- Reverse DNS
- …t-ipconnect.de · most exits with a name
How sites tell a home address from a server: residential vs datacenter proxies.
Where these exits were
Cities the lookup placed them in, share of the exits on this network.
- Bad Reichenhall7%
- Frankfurt am Main7%
- Breitenbach3%
- Berlin3%
- Böblingen3%
- Lüdinghausen3%
- Hameln3%
- Oranienburg3%
- Stuttgart3%
- Wuppertal3%
Plus more cities with fewer exits.
Questions
- How do I get an IP on Deutsche Telekom?
- Add -asn-3320 to your proxy username, together with the country: USER-country-de-asn-3320. On October 14, 2026, 100% of the exits we got this way were on AS3320.
- What happens when no exit on this network is online?
- The gateway answers 465 instead of giving you another network. Retry, or drop the filter.
- What does a website see?
- An IP that AS3320 (Deutsche Telekom AG) announces. Where these exits had a reverse-DNS name, it most often ended in t-ipconnect.de.
- How much does it cost?
- $1 per GB, whichever network or country you ask for. No subscription, and unused bandwidth does not expire.