Step-by-Step Guide to Set Up Your Rotating Proxies (Datacenter or Residential)

Navigate to rotating proxies 

First, login into your account, and navigate to rotating proxies, residential, or data center. Make sure you first purchased some traffic.

The allowed traffic you have will appear in the left sidebar.

Create your configuration

In the picture above you have:

IP to connect: this is the IP and port to which you will try to connect in browser

Is Sticky: your connection will use the same proxy IP for how long is possible, this will generate a Session ID for example if you don't want to change your proxy IP at every request, you enable Is Sticky, and you cand manually change your IP address, by creating a different Session Id.

Secure Request: used to create a TLS secure connection between the server you are connecting and our exit nodes. This will slow your traffic.

Country: - Select the Country you want to connect

Generated JSON to generate proxy password: This is how your configuration is looking, from this JSON, your proxy passwod will be generated

Proxy Password: This is the proxy password which you will use to authenticate.

FireFox Configuration

To authenticate, you will use your Username and the Proxy Password which was generated in the previous step from the JSON file.

In conclusion, setting up your rotating proxies has never been easier. By following the steps outlined in this guide, you will have your Datacenter or Residential Rotating Proxies up and running in no time. Whether you're looking to protect your online identity or simply looking to switch between different IP addresses, rotating proxies are an excellent solution. Remember to always use secure connections and select the country you want to connect to. If you have any questions or need further assistance, feel free to reach out to our support team.