How to keep session IP per machine - Luminati Tutorials
Learn how to keep session IP per machine when running Luminati Proxy Manager
With the "Session IP per Machine" preset, you can connect several computers to the same proxy manager, where each one of them needs to act alone or have its own session.
By selecting this preset, it is going to apply the following settings:
Pool Type - sequential
Multiple Proxy Ports - 1 (that means that there won't be multiple ports)
Here is a general list of tips that help improve your results using proxy, no matter what is your specific goal
Request Timeout
Slower connections may get a timeout from the super-proxy server (in the header) or from the target website (in the https). To avoid timeouts set timeout period to be longer (in the request). When you do that, you may want to increase the amount of IPs that you use to send request proportionally to the change in timeout to keep the pace at which you send requests.
Avoid getting blocked or spoofed
IP Country: Set the country of your IP (in the Zone) to the same country as the destination site. It makes your request look more like that of a human user, which in some cases prevents getting blocked or mislead.
IP City: Setting the city targeting of your IP ensures that when your Residential IP changes, the new IP will come from the same city and won't look like you traveled hundreds of kilometers in one moment, reducing the chance of getting blocked.
Rate Limit: When sending multiple requests via the same IP to the same destination, make sure to send up to 10 requests per day and avoid getting blocked or mislead.
Add headers and cookies to your http/https requests
Sometimes target sites can detect users as a bot or a crawler. In this case include headers and cookies in your http/https requests in order to mimic a human behavior.
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