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# Bandwidth package

**Account and password mode**

1\. Enter the operation console (Dashboard), click the menu Dynamic Traffic - Bandwidth Package, and you can see the purchased packages.

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2\. Select the required hostname: port, country/region, session type. Among them, the session types include Sticky IP (sticky IP) and Rotating IP (rotating IP) with two types.

Sticky IP (sticky IP): The destination IP will not change within the specified time. After exceeding the set time, the IP will automatically be changed to another IP under the same conditions. The same IP address can support a session duration of up to 120 minutes.

Rotating IP (rotating IP): Each request will use a new IP to access the destination address.

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3\. After the settings are completed, you can test whether it can be used normally by running the test command below in the "Command Prompt".

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4\. When using it, simply copy the necessary host name, port, username, and password information required for the IP and configure it in the fingerprint browser or any program that supports HTTP or Socks5 IP.

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