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GeeLark proxy setup: one cloud phone, one IP of its own

Copy one line from Proxy302, paste it into GeeLark's Bulk add box, and your cloud phone has its own IP once the check passes.

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A static IP's connection details in the Proxy302 console (demo data)

In Proxy302 My assets, open the IP you want and copy the host:port:user:pass line. In GeeLark open Proxies, click Add proxy, go to Bulk add, set Type to Socks5 and paste one proxy per line. Click Check proxy and save once it passes. When you create or edit a profile, pick the saved proxy. If a phone keeps the same accounts for a long time, give it one static ISP IP.

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Why a cloud phone needs its own IP

GeeLark cloud phones run in the cloud. The IP each phone goes online with is the one you set in its proxy.

To use a Proxy302 IP in GeeLark, save it to the proxy list with Add proxy. HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5 all work.

GeeLark's own blog makes the same point: accounts on different phones that share one proxy share one network exit. To keep accounts apart, give each phone its own IP and leave it there.

Four steps

  1. Copy the connection line in Proxy302

    Open My assets in the console and click the IP you want for this phone. Choose SOCKS5 when you generate it. Click host:port:user:pass. The line it copies is the format GeeLark's bulk add reads.

    Connection details in Proxy302 My assets (demo data)
  2. Open the Proxies page in GeeLark

    Click Proxies in GeeLark's left menu. With an empty list, the blue Add proxy button at the top right is the way in.

    GeeLark's Proxies page (screenshot from the GeeLark help center)
  3. Paste the proxy

    Click Add proxy to reach Bulk add. Set Type to Socks5, pick a Proxy group and leave IP query channel on its default. Paste the line into the big box on the right, one proxy per line, up to 100 at once.

    GeeLark's Bulk add page (screenshot from the GeeLark help center, credentials blurred)
  4. Check, then save

    Click Check proxy. If the country and city match what you bought in Proxy302, save. When you create or edit a profile, pick the saved proxy in its proxy field. If the check fails or the location is wrong, see the FAQ below.

Which IP to buy

Warming up accounts, running shops, logging in to the same accounts for months: buy a static ISP IP, one per cloud phone. The IP stays the same for the whole term, and a term of 30 days or more is a dedicated IP.

Mass sign-ups, checking content in other regions, data collection: use rotating residential, billed by traffic, with country targeting (major city on the Premium line). The entry is proxy.proxy302.com, HTTP port 2222, SOCKS5 port 3333.

Offer for new users

New users who sign up to Proxy302 through a partner link or an invite link get 20% extra on their first top-up within 120 days of binding, up to US$50. It is added to the wallet automatically once the top-up lands.

FAQ

Does GeeLark take HTTP proxies?

Yes. The GeeLark help center says HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5 are supported. For Proxy302 static IPs we suggest SOCKS5: copy the line and set Type to Socks5.

How many cloud phones can share one IP?

One static IP per phone is the safe setup. Phones that share an IP share one network exit.

Can I add a lot of IPs at once?

Yes. Bulk add takes one proxy per line, up to 100 at a time, and has an Import from spreadsheet button. Paste each IP's line, click Check proxy and save once they pass.

Check proxy fails. What now?

Make sure Type is Socks5 and the port is the one shown in My assets. If it still fails, copy the line again and watch for stray spaces. Last, check the IP has not expired.

Reference links

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  1. GeeLark help center: Proxies

    Official documentation · Confirmed on:

  2. GeeLark: Proxy management

    Official documentation · Confirmed on:

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Ready to try it?

Create an account, top up once, then pick rotating residential, static ISP or datacenter IPs and have one running in your browser within minutes.