How to use Geonode proxies in Nullprint

About Geonode

Geonode runs its own residential proxy network and also offers ISP and datacenter proxies and a web scraping API, covering 150+ countries. Geonode says more than 7.5 million residential IPs are active on its network each month.

Set it up in Nullprint

1. Get your proxy details. In the Geonode dashboard, open Proxies. Pick the country you need, choose a sticky session for accounts you stay logged into, and copy the proxy in the hostname:port:username:password format. Geonode recommends the DNS hostname (proxy.geonode.io) over a raw IP.
2. Add it to the proxy pool. In Nullprint, open Proxy pool, paste the proxies and click Check. Nullprint accepts six common paste formats, including Geonode's, and shows each proxy's exit IP and latency.
3. Create a profile with the proxy. Create a new profile and pick a Geonode proxy. Nullprint detects the exit IP and sets the profile's time zone, language and geolocation to match. Use one proxy per profile.
4. Run the check-up. Click Check-up before you launch; it should say Consistent. Then start the profile.

Why they work well together

• Geonode's sticky sessions keep the same IP for a set period, which is what logged-in accounts need; Nullprint keeps the rest of the profile (fingerprint, cookies) the same between launches.
• When a sticky session ends and the IP changes, Nullprint recalculates time zone, language and geolocation for the new exit, and the check-up shows anything that doesn't add up before you log in.
• HTTP and SOCKS5 with username and password both work; nothing extra to install.