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Using Shared Datacenter Proxies

Is there technical documentation on Shared Datacenter Proxies?
Which protocols are supported by Shared Datacenter Proxies?
What happens if a target website blocks the IP?
How many concurrent sessions can I use?
Do Shared Datacenter Proxies support authentication by username and password?
Which locations are available for Shared Datacenter Proxies?
Can I change Shared Datacenter Proxies locations by myself?
Can I see Shared Datacenter Proxies usage statistics? Is there a dashboard?
Can I check my Shared Datacenter Proxies usage in real time?
Do you compress the Shared Datacenter Proxy requests before sending them?
Is it possible to change the Shared Datacenter IP on every request?
Are you offering a free trial for Shared Datacenter Proxies?
I got an error while making a request with Shared Datacenter Proxies. What does it mean?
Which Internet Protocol version do Shared Datacenter Proxies support?
Do I get a dedicated account manager?
Can I get the IPs that stay online for 6 hours, 1 day, or even 30 days?
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Can I get the IPs that stay online for 6 hours, 1 day, or even 30 days?

Yes, by using sticky sessions, you can maintain an IP for an unlimited amount of time without interruptions or expiration dates. 


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