MoreLogin proxy setup

MoreLogin keeps your own proxies on its Proxy page and attaches them to profiles. Add AeonProxy lines one at a time or 100 per batch.

Protocols
HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5 with login and password; use HTTP for port 7000
UDP
Not documented; MoreLogin's help says WebRTC runs over UDP and is not routed through proxies
Where the setting is
Proxy → Add proxy, or Edit Proxy on a profile
Works with
Residential and mobile proxies

Before you start

  • The MoreLogin desktop app, signed in.
  • Your proxy login and password from the Residential or Mobile page of the dashboard, and traffic on that product: a login without traffic gets 402.
  • Profiles for accounts you own, or run for clients with their permission, within each platform's rules.
Connection details
Host
gate.aeonproxy.com
Port (HTTP / HTTPS)
7000
Port (SOCKS5)
7001
Login
your proxy login, with targeting keys if you need them: LOGIN-cc-us-sid-abc123
Password
your proxy password

Copy the login and password from the Residential or Mobile page of the dashboard; the generator there also writes ready lines. Key syntax: targeting and sessions.

Add one proxy

  1. Open Proxy in the left menu, stay on Self-owned proxy, select Add proxy and then Add Individually.
  2. Proxy type: HTTP for port 7000, or Socks5 for port 7001. Not HTTPS: a TLS handshake to port 7000 hangs.
  3. IP query channel: any. It only picks the database that names the location.
  4. Proxy server: gate.aeonproxy.com and the port. Proxy account: your login with its keys. Proxy password: your password.
  5. Leave Refresh URL empty: MoreLogin uses it for mobile proxies that change IP through a link; ours change IP through the session key.
  6. Select proxy detection. When it reports Pass detection with the export IP and location, select Confirm.

In a profile, the same fields open from Edit Proxy on the profile list (choose New Proxy), or from the proxy section of Advanced Settings when you create a profile.

Batch Add: up to 100 lines

Add proxy → Batch Add takes one proxy per line, at most 100 at a time, in two layouts: type://host:port:account:password and type://account:password@host:port. A line without a type is read as SOCKS5.

  1. In the dashboard generator pick the protocol, Session Sticky (same IP), Session time 60 min and the format protocol://user:pass@host:port. Every line then carries its own type: http:// with port 7000 or socks5:// with port 7001.
  2. Paste the lines, leave Protocol Type on automatic identification, choose an IP query channel and select proxy detection.
  3. Lines that pass show Normal under Test results. Select Confirm.
http://LOGIN-cc-us-st-newyork-sid-ml000001-ttl-60:[email protected]:7000

Modify Proxy on the profile list changes the proxy of the selected profiles. Its Same Proxy option puts one proxy on all of them; for sticky lines, give each profile its own.

Check the proxy

Besides proxy detection in the form, batch detection proxy on the Proxy page and Bulk detection on the profile list test many at once. IP query channels can name slightly different places; if the city looks wrong, try another channel before you change the line. Inside a running profile, the IP checker shows the IP, location and WebRTC result.

MoreLogin's help says WebRTC runs over UDP and is not routed through proxies, so the WebRTC mode in the profile's Advanced Settings decides what sites see. MoreLogin lists Forward, Privacy, Replace, Authentic and Disable without describing them; after you pick one, check the WebRTC result in the IP checker.

Rotating or sticky

All connections with a line's -sid- key share one IP for up to 60 minutes (-ttl-60); then the line moves to a new IP with the same targeting. No residential or mobile IP lasts for days, so keep the place steady: one line per profile, the same country, region or city every time. A rotating line changes IP on every connection and does not suit a profile you sign in to.

LOGIN-cc-us-st-newyork-sid-ml000002-ttl-60

If it does not work

What you seeWhat to check
Detect Failed on a port 7000 proxyProxy type must be HTTP, not HTTPS or Socks5.
Every batch line failsLines without http:// are read as SOCKS5. Add the type, or use port 7001 lines.
Fails with the right typeThe login, the password and the keys in the login (407 for an unknown region or city), and traffic left on the product (402).
Location differs from your targetingSwitch the IP query channel, then compare with the IP checker.

See also

Proxy formatsWebRTC leaksRotating vs sticky sessionsIncognitonMultiple accounts with an antidetect browserNext: Linken Sphere

Questions

protocol://user:pass@host:port. It is MoreLogin's second layout, and the type prefix keeps HTTP lines from being read as SOCKS5.

Not in one go: Batch Add takes 100 lines per run, so paste the list in parts. Duplicates are skipped.

Leave it empty. A sticky line changes its IP when its time ends; to change it sooner, edit the -sid- key in the profile's login.

Proxy questions? Ask support in the live chat.

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