
What is so difficult about proxy IP device management?
Now a lot of friends who do data collection have encountered this kind of embarrassment: obviously use the proxy IP, but the result is that as soon as there are more devices, it will be a mess. For example, a device is suddenly blocked, different devices IP string line, or simply can not remember which IP corresponds to which device. To put it bluntlyLack of harmonized managementThe last thing I want to do is to make it look like a market mom collecting change - a pocket full of bits and pieces that I can't make sense of.
Three Tips for Multi-Device IP Scheduling
First of all, let's talk about a real case: there is a small team doing e-commerce price comparison, 8 devices to change 500+ times a day IP. they started to use Excel table to record the IP and device correspondence, the result is that the device with the wrong IP situation in three days. Later, they switched to usingDynamic allocation + label bindingThe method is directly doubled in efficiency.
Python example: using ipipgo's API to get IP dynamically
import requests
def get_proxy().
api_url = "https://api.ipipgo.com/dynamic?apikey=你的密钥"
resp = requests.get(api_url)
return f"{resp.json()['ip']}:{resp.json()['port']}"
Tagging different devices
device_proxy = {
"Device A": get_proxy(),
"Device B": get_proxy(),
"Device C": get_proxy()
}
Smart pairing solution for devices and IP
recommendedDevice fingerprinting + IP pool mappingThe mode. For example, use the last four digits of the device's MAC address as an identifier to automatically match exclusive IP segments. Here's a useful configuration table:
| Device number | IP Type | Usage Scenarios |
|---|---|---|
| Equipment 01-05 | Dynamic residential (standard) | Routine data collection |
| Equipment 06-08 | Static homes | Requires fixed identity scenarios |
| Equipment 09 | TK Line | High-frequency requests for assignments |
IPIPGO's one-of-a-kind tips
We have served a client doing overseas questionnaires, they need to switch IP 3000+ times a day for 20 devices. ipipgo is used.session hold functionAfter that, a single device worked for up to 12 hours continuously without dropping out. Highlighting their configuration options:
- Dynamic Residential IP as a Mainstay (Cheap Big Bowl)
- Dedicated cross-border lines to handle payment verification sessions
- Automatic switching of static IPs for data backup in the early morning hours
Frequently Asked Questions QA
Q: Will there be any conflict when switching IPs of multiple devices at the same time?
A: Use ipipgo'sExclusive access to equipmentFunction, each device to go to an independent IP pool, pro-test 50 devices in parallel without serial lines
Q: How can I recover quickly if my device suddenly drops out?
A: Recommended to be turned onIP Preload ModeIf you have 3-5 spare IPs cached in advance, it's like driving a car with a spare tank of gas and cutting new IPs in seconds when you disconnect.
Q: How can I prevent certain websites from blocking my IP?
A: Separate grouping of strictly detected websites with ipipgo'sTK LinemaybeStatic Residential IPTo deal with it. Tough stuff like bank websites need a better "key".
How to choose a savings package
Based on our experience serving 300+ businesses:
- Start-up team selectionDynamic residential (standard), $7.67/GB is enough
- Selection with fixed business scenariosStatic homesThe $35/IP is the equivalent of hiring a permanent sentry.
- Large projects go straight toCustomized SolutionsIf you're not sure what you're doing, you'll be able to use a mix of dynamic and static IPs.
One last piece of cold knowledge: many users don't realize that ipipgo's API supportsDevice Status ReturnFunction. Real-time monitoring of each device's IP consumption, which can be turned on directly in the management background. It's like installing a car recorder for each device to view the "driving track" at any time.

