Session Control
Adding the sessid
parameter with a session ID string, for example, sessid-abc12345
, to the user name enables session control. The proxy is not changed with the following requests and the session does not expire. The example below shows how session control works:
Your initial query with
sessid-random123
got assigned proxy IP address1.1.1.1
As long as you keep sending new requests with the same session ID, the system will route your queries through
1.1.1.1
Credentials list example:
Example represents a list of credentials that establish different sessions.
customer-USERNAME-sessid-iqwcp:PASSWORD
customer-USERNAME-sessid-tevab:PASSWORD
customer-USERNAME-sessid-6drwn:PASSWORD
customer-USERNAME-sessid-7eh7g:PASSWORD
customer-USERNAME-sessid-z7cao:PASSWORD
Code examples
German IP is chosen for the first request, and then the same IP is kept with new queries (session control):
curl -x dc.de-pr.oxylabs.io:40000 -U "customer-USERNAME-sessid-abcde12345:PASSWORD" https://ip.oxylabs.io/location
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