Quick Start

You can connect to Rola IP in just a few minutes. To get started, all you really need is one set of proxy connection details — host, port, username, and password. Drop them into your browser, anti-detect browser, proxy tool, or code, and you're online.

Finer control like region, sessions, and per-request rotation can wait until you're connected — tune it later in Configuration Parameters.

Step 1: Choose a Network and Open Its Settings

Pick the network that fits your workflow and open its configuration page:

Network	Configuration Page	Best For
Rotating Residential	Open Residential Settings	Real-user environment, account registration, social media, e-commerce, higher success rate
Rotating Datacenter	Open Datacenter Settings	Low-risk scraping, bulk access, API checks, cost-sensitive tasks
Mobile IP	Open Mobile IP Settings	Mobile workflows, app testing, high-risk account flows

Step 2: Grab Your Connection Details

Once the settings page is open, you'll see the proxy connection details for your account. To get started, just copy these four:

• Host
• Port
• Username (account name)
• Password

Authentication

Username/password is the default and the simplest — just copy and go. If you prefer passwordless access, you can also add your exit IPs to the allowlist in the console.

Step 3: Connect with the Simplest Username

The username is where you control the proxy exit. For your first connection, don't overthink the parameters — just use the account name, or add a country to target a region:

test
test-country-us

Confirm you can reach the internet first, then add more parameters as needed.

Step 4: Test the Connection

Verify quickly with curl (replace the proxy domain, port, username, and password with your own):

curl -x socks5h://test-country-us:YOUR_PASSWORD@PROXY_DOMAIN:PORT http://ip123.in/ip.json

The returned JSON includes the exit IP and its location. If the IP differs from your real IP and matches the country you requested, the proxy is working and you're ready to integrate.

Next: Fine-Tune the Exit

Once connected, all finer exit control is done through username parameters:

Goal	Add to username	Example
Target a country	country	test-country-us
Keep the same IP (login, checkout, etc.)	sessionid + sessiontime	test_1-country-us-sessiontime-10
Run multiple independent exits	different sessionid	test_1-..., test_2-...
Rotate IP on every request (scraping, etc.)	f-1	test-country-us-f-1

TIP

Rotating Residential also supports state and city for city-level targeting. For the full parameter rules, value ranges, and more examples, see Configuration Parameters.