GuidesProxy networks

IPv6

An effectively endless supply of fresh addresses for IPv6-capable targets.

IPv6 hands you a new address for every request by default, so no address ever builds up a history. It's built for high-concurrency jobs on targets that accept IPv6.

Shell

curl -x "http://USERNAME-net-ipv6:PASSWORD@gate.riftip.com:7777" https://ip.riftip.com

#At a glance


Rotation	New address per request (default)
Median response	~0.3 s
Billing	Per GB of traffic, from $0.30/GB

#Check your target first

IPv6 proxies can only reach targets with an IPv6 address:

Shell

dig AAAA www.example.com +short

No result means no IPv6 — use Datacenter or Residential for that target instead.

#Holding an address

Add session-<id> to keep the same IPv6 address across requests, exactly as on other networks.

Heads up

Some targets rate-limit IPv6 by network block rather than by address. If you see blocks after a burst, slow down per target — fresh addresses alone won't help.