Guide to whitelisting IPs for Proxy usage and other website features at VPTS

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Guide to whitelisting IPs for IPv4 proxy usage. When you purchase a proxy at VPTS, the system automatically blocks all connections from unauthorized IPs to ensure privacy and...

Guide to Whitelisting IPs for IPv4 Proxy Usage

When you purchase proxies atVPTS, the system will automatically configureblock all connections from unauthorized IPs, helps ensureabsolute privacy and safety. This is an outstanding advantage that few proxy providers on the market currently offer.

Therefore,proxies at VPTS do not require user and pass for authentication, but instead,only IPs specified by you are authorized to use the proxy. This means thatonly youhas permission to access and control the usage of that proxy.

Right after purchasing a proxy, you just need to take one simple step:add your computer's IP to the allowlist– and you are ready to use the proxy securely, stably, and effectively. Next, VPTS will guide you on how toauthorize your IP to connect to the proxyto start using immediately.

Step 1: Visit the website to get your computer's IP address

Please visit the websitewhoer.netorwhatismyipaddress.comto get your device's IPv4, please click copyproxy

Step 2: Visit the VPTS proxy management website to add your device's IPv4 address to the allowed list

Select the proxies that need to allow your IP to connect; in this guide, I will select all proxies -->Then click the buttonAllow IPon the website toolbar.proxy

Step 3: Add your device's IPv4 to the list (for example, my device's IPv4 is 113.176.136.100)

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Step 4: Congratulations, you have added it successfully; note that each proxy only allows a maximum of 3 connecting IPv4 addresses

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And that's it! You have successfully whitelisted your IP to connect to the proxy. Start using it now!

Guide to Revoking IP Whitelist for IPv4 Proxy

Similar to whitelisting IPs, now select the proxy you want to revoke whitelist access for and click the buttonRevoke IP allowance then enter the IP to remove from allowlist and click confirm to finish.proxy

Guide to Changing IPv4 Proxy Port

Step 1: Select the proxy whose port needs changing; you can select individual proxies or all of them

Step 2: Click the Change Port button to modify it

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Step 3: Enter the new port; here I enter port 7979

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Step 4: Congratulations, you have successfully changed the port

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Guide to Changing Proxy Type (HTTPS<-> SOCKS5 )

You only need to select the proxy whose type you want to convert, then click the change button on the toolbar; you can flexibly switch the proxy from HTTPS ->SOCKS5 and switching proxy from SOCKS5 -> HTTPS proxy

Result upon conversion

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Guide to Restarting IPv4 Proxy

Why restart proxies when VPTS's proxies run extremely smoothly on a 10Gbps network port? Over time, proxies should be restarted due to their cache, so restart your proxy to clear the cache and keep it running at maximum performance!Illustration Guide to restarting IPv4 Proxy

Wishing you success!

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