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# Port Package

**Account and Password Mode**

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

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2\. Click "Edit", set the required username, password, country/region, rotation cycle, and format, and then click "Confirm Modification"

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3\. During use, you can copy the host name: port, username, password or the IP command, and paste it into the fingerprint browser or any program that supports HTTP or Socks5 IP.

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**White list mode**

1\. Click on the white list mode

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2\. Click "Edit", enter the IP addresses that need to be authorized (support batch addition; multiple IPs should be separated by commas), and then click "Save"

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3\. The added whitelist IPs do not require verification of usernames and passwords. They can be used directly by simply configuring the hostname and port.

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