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HeyReach proxy setup: one fixed IP for each LinkedIn account

Open the sender’s three-dot menu, click Configure proxy, fill in four fields, Verify, then Update.

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Connection details of a static IP in the Proxy302 console (demo data)

In Proxy302 My assets, open the static IP you want to use and copy its host, port, username and password. In HeyReach, go to the LinkedIn Accounts page, click the three-dot menu on that account’s row and choose Configure proxy. In the window that opens, fill in Host, Port, Proxy Username and Proxy Password, click Verify proxy, and click Update proxy once the green confirmation appears. Use one static ISP IP per LinkedIn account and keep it.

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A setup guide based on the HeyReach Help Center

HeyReach calls each connected LinkedIn account a sender, and every sender can have its own proxy. HeyReach does not sell custom proxies, so you buy one from a provider.

Proxy302 has no partnership with HeyReach. This is a setup guide Proxy302 wrote from HeyReach’s public Help Center. The screenshots of the HeyReach interface come from its Help Center.

Four steps

  1. Copy the four details in Proxy302

    Open My assets in the console and click the static IP you want to give this account. Host, port, username and password each have a copy button. HeyReach has four separate fields, so copy them one at a time instead of using the one-line button.

    Connection details in Proxy302 My assets (demo data)

  2. Open the three-dot menu on the LinkedIn Accounts page

    In HeyReach, click the LinkedIn icon in the left sidebar to open LinkedIn Accounts. Find the account, click the three-dot menu at the far right of its row and choose “Configure proxy”.

    The three-dot menu on the LinkedIn Accounts page (screenshot from the HeyReach Help Center)

  3. Fill in Host, Port, Proxy Username and Proxy Password

    In the “Update account proxy settings” window, paste each detail into its own field. Do not add extra dots or spaces, do not leave a colon after the host, and do not swap Host and Port. “Switch back to HeyReach proxies” at the bottom returns the account to HeyReach’s own proxy, so skip it here.

    The Update account proxy settings window (screenshot from the HeyReach Help Center)

  4. Click Verify proxy, then Update proxy

    Click Verify proxy and wait for the green confirmation text. Then click Update proxy to save.

    Expected result Update proxy becomes clickable after the green confirmation. Once saved, the account uses the new IP.

    Before continuing A red message means HeyReach judged the proxy incompatible and will not let you continue. Re-copy the four details and try again.

Which IP to buy

A LinkedIn account that stays logged in for months should get a static ISP IP, one per account. The IP does not change during the term, and a term of 30 days or more is a dedicated IP. Keep the same IP for the account and do not swap it midway.

HeyReach’s Help Center says that if you want a proxy from a specific location, you bring your own. It does not name a country or a city. Pick the country that matches the location you want the account to show.

The Help Center also says one LinkedIn account uses about 600 to 800 MB per month and that mobile proxies are the recommended type. A Proxy302 static ISP IP is billed by term, not by traffic. Rotating residential is billed by traffic from US$1.50/GB; the entry is proxy.proxy302.com, HTTP port 2222, SOCKS5 port 3333, and the login is copied from My assets.

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FAQ

Where does the proxy go when I connect a new account?

On the LinkedIn Accounts page click “Link Account”, then choose “Add your own proxy” at the bottom left. Fill in Host, Port, Proxy Username and Proxy Password and verify them. Only after the green text appears can you enter the LinkedIn email and password.

Verify proxy shows a red message. What now?

HeyReach’s guide says a red message means it found the proxy incompatible. Check for extra dots or spaces, swapped Host and Port, and a colon left after the host. Then confirm the IP has not expired. If it still fails, try another IP.

How much traffic does a LinkedIn account use in a month?

HeyReach’s Help Center gives an average of 600 to 800 MB. A static ISP IP is billed by term, with no separate traffic charge during the term.

Can several accounts share one IP?

You can enter the same proxy for several accounts, but then they all use the same IP. One static ISP IP per account is the safer setup.

Reference links

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  1. HeyReach Help Center: How to configure my custom proxy (already connected)

    Official documentation · Confirmed on:

  2. HeyReach Help Center: How to connect my LinkedIn account by using a custom proxy

    Official documentation · Confirmed on:

  3. HeyReach website

    Official documentation · Confirmed on:

  4. Proxy302 product facts

    Product observation · Confirmed on:

    Proxy302 product facts file, checked 2026-10-31: a static ISP IP does not change during its term, and a term of 30 days or more is dedicated; rotating residential entry is proxy.proxy302.com, HTTP port 2222, SOCKS5 port 3333.

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