Disclaimer
Our server’s IP may change at any time.
We do not recommend using this format unless it's absolutely necessary (e.g. if your application does not accept the default endpoint:port format).
For the IP:Port format you will need to ping the relevant server to retrieve the IP part. The ports remain the same as they were provided in the dashboard.
Windows
- Open the command line (shortcut: click the Windows logo + R on your keyboard, then type in cmd and press enter):
How to get IP:Port format on windows - open command line
- Enter the following command in the command line:
ping gate.smartproxy.com
gate.smartproxy.com is just an example endpoint. Enter the endpoint you want to use as every endpoint will have a different IP
The way to get the IP:Port format on Windows - ping the endpoint
- As per the example above, you can see the IP of gate.smartproxy.com. Now you can use the IP:Port format (95.216.50.111:7000 = gate.smartproxy.com:7000).
MAC
- Open the terminal (simply follow the example below and search in Finder):
How to get IP:Port format on Mac - open terminal
- Enter the following command in the command line:
ping gate.smartproxy.com
gate.smartproxy.com is just an example endpoint. Enter the endpoint you want to use as every endpoint will have a different IP
The way to get the IP:Port format on Mac - ping the endpoint
- As per the example above, you can see the IP of gate.smartproxy.com. Now you can use the IP:Port format (95.216.50.111:7000 = gate.smartproxy.com:7000).
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