Understanding Response Codes
When using our proxies, you may encounter various response codes that indicate different issues or errors. These codes help you understand what's going wrong and how to fix it, ensuring a smoother browsing experience.
| HTTP Response Code | Message |
|---|---|
| 407 | Authentication error, please check your settings and authenticate by either IP whitelisting or using a username and password. |
| 461 | Sticky port session limit is reached, upgrade your package/subscription to increase the limit. |
| 462 | Sticky port session is not supported, please use rotating ports. |
| 466 | Error 466. Limit reached. You can upgrade your package to make your limit higher. |
| 561 | Proxy unreachable. Please try again. |
| 468 | There is no available proxy. Please try again or contact the administrator. |
| 464 | Host not allowed to connect to your intended hostname, domain or IP address |
| 470 | This account has been blocked, if you think it is a mistake, please contact customer support. |
| 403 | Invalid request |
| 465 | City or state not found. Please verify your request configurations. |
| 463 | City or state configurations are not supported. Please review your request configurations. |
| 401 | Contact the administrator. |
| 411 | Your account is blocked, please contact customer support. |
| 471 | Inactive port, please switch to an active one. |
| 429 | Too many requests with incorrect authentication. A 5-minute block will be applied. |
We hope this helps you understand the different response codes you might see when using our products or services.