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PROXY 192.168.1.1 10.0.0.42 172.16.0.8 proxy.a6c proxy.a6c proxy.a6c

The Routing Layer

Every request enters the proxy network through a single gateway. Addresses are examined, validated, and redirected through secure corridors. The original source remains invisible to the destination.

The routing diamond at the center represents the decision point where each packet is assigned its new identity. Three addresses enter. One proxy address exits for each.

From: 192.168.1.1 From: proxy.addrproxy.com
To: target.server To: target.server

Address Translation

INPUT 192.168.1.1:8080
PROXY proxy.addrproxy.com
OUTPUT destination:443

The envelope opens. The original sender address is extracted, cataloged, and replaced with the proxy identity. The envelope reseals. The destination sees only the proxy — never the origin.

This is address translation at its most fundamental: a complete decoupling of source from destination, performed at wire speed.

Through the encrypted corridor, packets travel in perfect anonymity. The tunnel sees all. The tunnel reveals nothing.