A Silkroad proxy lets each of your Silkroad Online (SRO) accounts connect to the game server through its own static Turkish IP address. It is built for players who run multiple accounts on TRSRO and other Silkroad servers, manage characters with bot software, or split trader, hunter and thief roles across separate accounts. This page covers product choice, the operator you need for TRSRO, and how to use proxies in bot tools.
One IP per Account in Silkroad Online
Multi-account play is common in Silkroad Online: one account carries the caravan, another guards it, and a third levels up. When these accounts leave through the same connection, the server sees them all on one IP address. Following the one IP per account rule means every character connects with its own address, and the accounts are separated at network level.
SRO connections stay open for long periods, and for characters running for hours in bot software, a stable IP is critical. If the IP changes, the character is disconnected and the bot loop stops halfway. That is why Silkroad needs static IPv4 addresses: Mobile and Rotating proxies are not recommended, and an IPv6 proxy does not work in the game.
Choosing the Operator for TRSRO and Other Servers
The recommended product for a Silkroad proxy is the ISP IPv4 Proxy. You can choose Netfactor Telekom, Turkcell Superonline or Vodafone Net when ordering, but the server you play on directly affects that choice.
| Server | Operator choice |
|---|---|
| TRSRO (Silkroad Turkey) | Choose Netfactor Telekom or Turkcell Superonline. Do not choose Vodafone Net for TRSRO. |
| Other Silkroad servers | Any of the three operators can be chosen; test compatibility with the server first. |
When ordering for TRSRO, double-check the operator field. If you are buying IPs for several accounts, getting all of them from an operator that works with TRSRO avoids mix-ups.
Silkroad Proxy Settings in phBot and Other Bot Tools
One thing that sets Silkroad apart from other MMORPGs is that bot tools such as phBot accept proxy details directly in their own settings. In that case you usually do not need an extra routing tool like Proxifier; you simply enter the matching proxy in each bot profile's connection settings.
- Copy the IP, port, username and password of the proxy assigned to each account from your customer panel.
- Open the account's profile in the bot tool, enter these details in the proxy field and select SOCKS5 or HTTP/HTTPS, whichever the tool supports.
- Match every account profile with a different proxy and note the pairing so the account always logs in through the same address.
- If you play with the game client instead of a bot, the proxy can be routed to the client executable with a tool similar to Proxifier.
Complying with the rules and terms of service of the Silkroad server you play on, including bot and helper software use, is the user's responsibility.
C10 Error and Connection Problems
One error players can run into when connecting to Silkroad through a proxy is the C10 error. On TRSRO, the operator choice can be the deciding factor in whether this error appears, which is another reason to pick Netfactor Telekom or Turkcell Superonline for that server.
If the connection fails, check these basics: the proxy details are entered correctly, you know whether you are using username/password or whitelist authentication, the protocol selected in the bot tool matches your order, and the operator is right for TRSRO. If you still cannot connect, open a support ticket with the server name and the error you see.
How Many IPs You Need and How to Test
For Silkroad, the number of IPs is set by how many accounts should connect on separate addresses at the same time: one IP per account. A player running one trader and two guard accounts plans a separate address for each of the three. Packages start from a single IP, so you can start small and add IPs as your account count grows.
To check compatibility with your server before buying, ISP IPv4 offers a free trial of 1 IP for 1 hour, once per product group. Request it through a support ticket, stating the server name (e.g. TRSRO) and your operator preference. For other games, see the gaming proxy and Knight Online proxy pages.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why should I not choose Vodafone for TRSRO?
In tests, connections from the Vodafone Net network could not reach the TRSRO game servers, so Netfactor Telekom or Turkcell Superonline should be used for a TRSRO Silkroad proxy. On other Silkroad servers, all three operators can be considered.
Do I need Proxifier with phBot?
Usually not; phBot accepts proxy details in its own settings. Proxifier is useful when you play directly through the game client without a bot.
Can I play Silkroad with a Datacenter IPv4 proxy?
On servers that accept datacenter addresses, the Datacenter IPv4 Proxy is worth trying, but for servers like TRSRO, where the operator choice matters, ISP IPv4 is recommended. Testing before you decide is advised.
Can I use one IP for several accounts?
You can, but the accounts will then appear to the server from the same address. If you want the accounts to appear separate, use one IP per account.
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