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This page explains how to use dynamic residential proxy with account authentication. Screenshots show the English dashboard. Control names may change between versions; use the values generated by your current dashboard.

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Purchase and configuration

1

Register an account and buy a plan

Visit the MiyaIP website, create an account, and sign in. Complete identity verification if prompted by the dashboard.Open Proxies → Dynamic Residential → Pricing. Choose a plan, check Order details, select a payment method under Pay with, and accept the terms. Click Continue to payment and follow the dashboard’s payment prompts.
Choose a Dynamic Residential plan, review Order details, and continue to payment
2

Open proxy settings

Open Proxies → Dynamic Residential → Proxy setup.Confirm that the current page is Dynamic Residential before configuring credentials for this product.
3

Choose a location

Select the location you need under Country / Region. The source guide defaults to the Standard pool; check this under IP pool.If you need a state or city, use the location options currently available in the dashboard. The random location shown in the screenshot is an example, not a required choice.
4

Choose rotation and session duration

Choose your Rotation mode and, for a sticky session, its Duration:
  • Rotate every request: Use it to change the IP on each request.
  • Sticky session: Select the session length under Duration.
The screenshot shows 30 minutes as an example. Choose a duration available in your own dashboard, check your selection before generating credentials, and follow your plan’s rules. See rotation and sticky sessions for the differences.
5

Check the proxy server address

Check the proxy server address provided by your dashboard for the selected settings. Use your own address and keep its matching port, username, and password together.
6

Generate the proxy list

Open Proxy outputs → Proxy list and set Quantity and Output format.
  1. Set the number of entries to generate. The source guide allows up to 1,000 entries; the current dashboard determines the actual limit.
  2. Choose the output format your client needs. The screenshot uses host:port:username:password.
  3. Click Generate proxies and wait for the entries to appear in the list.
  4. Use Copy all or the copy buttons beside individual fields to obtain the connection details.
Configure the Dynamic Residential IP pool, Country / Region, Rotation mode, and proxy output format
The screenshot shows the settings layout before proxy entries have been generated. Generate your own entries before copying their connection details.
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Copy the four fields into your client

Fill each client field with the corresponding value from the generated result. Check that the host, port, username, and password come from the same entry:Follow your client’s proxy protocol and field requirements. Do not use the entire host:port:username:password line as the hostname, and do not use the example credentials in the screenshots.
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Review traffic usage

Open Dynamic Residential → Traffic usage details to review usage for this product.
  1. Select the date range you want to review.
  2. Choose Hourly, Daily, Weekly, or Monthly under Data interval.
  3. Review Total traffic, including uploads and downloads, Requests, Success rate, and Limited requests.
  4. Switch Usage over time between Traffic and Requests, and review Country distribution and Top destinations.
Review Dynamic Residential traffic usage by Data interval, Requests, Success rate, and Top destinations
The screenshot has no records; its zero values are examples. The available statistics and data depend on the selected product, date range, and current dashboard.

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Username parameters

The table below preserves the username parameter meanings described by the source guide. Copy the complete username generated by the dashboard when connecting. Do not use the example account name as your own or assemble credentials from this table alone. Return to the dynamic residential proxy overview. For assistance, contact online support through the MiyaIP website.