Configure your Bright Data Residential Proxy settings with ease. Learn how to set IP types, enable geolocation targeting, manage advanced options like long-session peers, and more.
country
,city
, state
, zip code
, or ASN
. Select the resolution from the drop-down menu in your geolocation settings:
-country
in the proxy user name parameter with an ISO-3166 country code.
FAQ: Where can I see the list of country codes?
Targeting Option | Description |
---|---|
gip | No selected gIP targeting (group of residential IPs) |
asn | No ASN targeting |
zip | No ZIP code targeting |
ip | No explicit IP targeting |
carrier | No mobile carrier targeting |
os | No explicit operating system targeting |
target_40011
. You should retry the request with IPv4 proxy.
Full list of errors can be seen in our catalog, together with target_40011 here: https://docs.brightdata.com/proxy-networks/errorCatalog#target-40011
gIPs
gIP
contains between 6-90 IPs at any given moment while sharing the same attributes, targeting the selected dedicated domains within the zone “Configuration” section. gIPs
are used by Bright Data to create a single identifier for this group of proxies (with distinct IP addresses). Those proxies will be used explicitly by you towards the domains you target.
ON
).
When toggled “On” (default), in case your target website does not publish an IPv6 address, we will route the request via an available IPv4 proxy in the same location. If this toggle is not enabled, trying to access a target host without IPv6 address will result in an error: https://docs.brightdata.com/proxy-networks/errorCatalog#target-40011
80
and 443
are available by default, supporting HTTP and HTTPS & SOCKS5 protocols. We also support all ports over 1024
in our Datacenter proxy network. Read more on ports and protocols…
Request Additional ports
Port | Protocol |
---|---|
70 | HTTP |
98 | HTTPS |