By default, sending a request to the zone will return the fastest IP from the zone available now for your request.

This means that IP rotation is automatic - every request you send will result in a new IP address. You do not need to do anything special for IP rotation.

However, this is easy to change. If you need to keep the semi IP address for multiple requests, you can do this using the session ID request parameter.

The session ID is an element that allows control of IP rotation, as each unique session ID will get a unique IP. It’s used by adding some string to the username -session-SESSION_ID, for example -session-mystring12345

Shell
curl "http://target.site" --proxy brd.superproxy.io:33335 --proxy-user brd-customer-<customer_id>-zone-<zone_name>-session-mystring12345:<zone_password>

Our super-proxy will keep the session live for 10 minutes. If the interval between two requests is more than 10 minutes, the old session will be terminated, and a new session with the same name will be created, and another IP will be used for your requests.

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