Create a New Sticky Session
Our residential proxy service offers a feature that allows you to set and control sticky sessions by adding a custom Session ID via the username in your curl commands. This means that you can now hold multiple sticky sessions on the same port, whereas previously one port equaled one session.
By using username
Request
curl -x <username>:<password>@<service-name>.geonode.com:<port> http://ip-api.com/json
Parameters
- Name
username- Type
- string
- Description
Your API username.
- Name
password- Type
- string
- Description
Your API password.
- Name
service-name- Type
- pay-as-you-go-residential
- Description
The service name. Currently the only option is pay-as-you-go-residential.
- Name
port- Type
- integer
- Description
The target port number. 9***'s for rotating and 10***'s for sticky proxies.
Expected Response
{
"status": "success",
"country": "Mexico",
"countryCode": "MX",
"region": "JAL",
"regionName": "Jalisco",
"city": "Zapopan",
"zip": "45138",
"lat": 20.7495,
"lon": -103.4651,
"timezone": "America/Mexico_City",
"isp": "Total Play Telecomunicaciones SA De CV",
"org": "Total Play Telecomunicaciones SA De CV",
"as": "AS17072 TOTAL PLAY TELECOMUNICACIONES SA DE CV",
"query": "189.203.103.225"
}
By adding a custom Session ID
Request
curl -x <username>-session-<custom-session-id>:<password>@<service-name>.geonode.com:<port> http://ip-api.com/json
Parameters
- Name
username- Type
- string
- Description
(Required) Your API username.
- Name
custom-session-id- Type
- integer
- Description
(Required) The custom session id of your choice.
- Name
password- Type
- string
- Description
(Required) Your API password.
- Name
service-name- Type
- pay-as-you-go-residential
- Description
(Required) The service name. Currently the only option is pay-as-you-go-residential.
- Name
port- Type
- integer
- Description
(Required) The target port number. 9***'s for rotating and 10***'s for sticky proxies.
Expected Response
{
"status": "success",
"country": "United States",
"countryCode": "US",
"region": "NV",
"regionName": "Nevada",
"city": "Las Vegas",
"zip": "89178",
"lat": 35.9937,
"lon": -115.2867,
"timezone": "America/Los_Angeles",
"isp": "Cox Communications Inc.",
"org": "Cox Communications",
"as": "AS22773 Cox Communications Inc.",
"query": "68.224.236.135"
}
A sticky session is the same as a port, so If you have a limit of five ports, you can only have five active sticky sessions. It doesn't matter if all sessions are on the same port or on different ports.