IPv4/IPv6 Proxies
By default, the residential proxy pool has both IPv4 and IPv6 addresses. To specify the Internet Protocol version with the residential proxy, you have to include theipv variable in the proxy username or a whitelisted IP. The IP version is specified after the variable, like so: ipv-4 & ipv-6.
If the target website supports only one of the IP versions, the proxy will try to automatically resolve the supported version. However, there is a possibility of the request failing, in which case you can try specifying the correct IP version or retrying the proxy request.
For example, if you are using an IPv6 proxy to target an IPv4-only website, the proxy will try to automatically resolve the website using an IPv4 proxy, and vice versa.
Examples
Username:password
IP version specification when the proxy authentication occurs via the username and password method.- An example of a proxy that returns IP addresses from the IPv4 proxy pool:
- An example of a proxy that returns IP addresses from the IPv6 proxy pool:
Whitelisted IP
IP version specification when the proxy authentication occurs via the whitelisted IP method.- An example of a proxy that returns IP addresses from the IPv4 proxy pool:
- An example of a proxy that returns IP addresses from the IPv6 proxy pool:
Note
The IP availability may be limited if targeting smaller countries or cities together with theipv variable.Support
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