Global Proxy Integration Instructions

This document mainly introduces the integration instructions for Ace Data Cloud’s global proxy, including application methods, usage methods, and other specific content.

Application Method

To use global services, you can first go to the “application page” to apply. The first application comes with a free quota of 1 point.

If you are not logged in, you will be automatically redirected to the login page. After logging in, you can continue with the application.

Usage Method

After the application is completed, you can check your application results in the “console,” as shown in the figure:

Click on “Credentials” to view the username and password for using the global proxy service, separated by a colon. The username is 8 characters long, and the password is 32 characters long, as shown in the figure:

This proxy is a rotating proxy, so you only need to set a fixed proxy address and port when using it. The proxy address and port are global.proxy.acedata.cloud and 30007, respectively. This proxy supports HTTP/HTTPS/SOCKS protocols and can be used to request websites using HTTP and HTTPS protocols.

Note: This proxy can only be used in networks outside of China. It cannot be used in mainland China.

Command Testing

Once you have the proxy’s username and password, the easiest way to test is through the curl command line. If you haven’t installed it yet, please refer to https://curl.se/ for installation. If the current proxy’s username and password are 1f78266a:eff0896726224fa2a99fe82dd1f07562, you can test it with the following curl command:

curl -x 1f78266a:eff0896726224fa2a99fe82dd1f07562@global.proxy.acedata.cloud:30007 https://ipinfo.io

Here, we use curl’s -x parameter to specify the proxy address. The default proxy protocol is HTTP/HTTPS, and the requested URL is https://ipinfo.io, which can return the real IP address and location of the requester.

Note: The above username and password may be invalid; please replace them with your own username and password.

The output result is as follows:

{
  "ip": "66.206.249.77",
  "hostname": "host-66-206-249-77.public.eastlink.ca",
  "city": "Kirkland Lake",
  "region": "Ontario",
  "country": "CA",
  "loc": "48.1446,-80.0377",
  "org": "AS11260 EastLink",
  "postal": "P2N",
  "timezone": "America/Toronto",
  "readme": "https://ipinfo.io/missingauth"
}

As you can see, the returned result’s country is CA, which represents Canada. If you run it again, you can get a different result; each request has a random IP exit.

Code Integration

Below is an example of how to set up the proxy using Python:

import requests

proxy = 'http://{proxy_username}:{proxy_password}@global.proxy.acedata.cloud:30007'

proxies = {
    'http': proxy,
    'https': proxy
}

for _ in range(3):
    resp = requests.get('https://ipinfo.io', proxies=proxies)
    print(resp.text)

Here, we first declare the proxy URL and define it as the proxy variable. The protocol is HTTP, followed by the username and password for the tunnel proxy (i.e., the username and password displayed in the console, separated by a colon), followed by an @ symbol, and then the proxy address and port.

Note: You need to replace {proxy_username}:{proxy_password} in the above code with your proxy username and password. The final result should look like proxy = 'http://1f78266a:eff0896726224fa2a99fe82dd1f07562@global.proxy.acedata.cloud:30007', without the { and } characters.

Next, we declare a proxies variable, configuring two key-value pairs, with the keys being http and https, and both values being the proxy variable, indicating that for both HTTP and HTTPS protocol websites, the requests will use the proxy defined by the proxy variable. We then define a loop to test the proxy three times. The output result is as follows:

{
  "ip": "103.190.205.165",
  "hostname": "assigned-for-client.adnsl.com",
  "city": "Paltan",
  "region": "Dhaka Division",
  "country": "BD",
  "loc": "23.7362,90.4143",
  "org": "AS38203 ADN Telecom Ltd.",
  "postal": "1000",
  "timezone": "Asia/Dhaka",
  "readme": "https://ipinfo.io/missingauth"
}
{
  "ip": "74.111.25.181",
  "hostname": "pool-74-111-25-181.syrcny.fios.verizon.net",
  "city": "Syracuse",
  "region": "New York",
  "country": "US",
  "loc": "43.0481,-76.1474",
  "org": "AS701 Verizon Business",
  "postal": "13201",
  "timezone": "America/New_York",
  "readme": "https://ipinfo.io/missingauth"
}
{
  "ip": "207.113.168.248",
  "city": "LaPorte",
  "region": "Indiana",
  "country": "US",
  "loc": "41.6106,-86.7225",
  "org": "AS13428 Surf Air Wireless, LLC",
  "postal": "46350",
  "timezone": "America/Chicago",
  "readme": "https://ipinfo.io/missingauth"
}

As you can see, the proxy IP obtained from each run is random, and the IP’s location indeed comes from different countries and cities around the world. Of course, the above proxy setup method is actually a relatively simple setup method. In fact, the above code is equivalent to setting an additional header - Proxy Authorization during the request, so the above code can also be rewritten as follows:

import requests
import base64

proxy_host = 'global.proxy.acedata.cloud'
proxy_port = '30007'
proxy_username = '{proxy_username}' # 8-character username
proxy_password = '{proxy_password}' # 32-character password

credentials = base64.b64encode(
    f'{proxy_username}:{proxy_password}'.encode()).decode()

proxies = {
    'http': f'http://{proxy_host}:{proxy_port}',
    'https': f'http://{proxy_host}:{proxy_port}'
}

headers = {
    'Proxy-Authorization': f'Basic {credentials}'
}

for _ in range(3):
    resp = requests.get('https://ipinfo.io',
                        proxies=proxies, headers=headers)
    print(resp.text)

As you can see, here we set the proxy’s username and password through the Proxy-Authorization request header (which needs to be Base64 encoded), and the running effect of this code is the same. For other languages, such as JavaScript’s axios, similar setup methods can also be used:

const axios = require("axios");
const base64 = require("base64");

const proxy_host = "global.proxy.acedata.cloud";
const proxy_port = "30007";
const proxy_username = "{proxy_username}"; // 8-character username
const proxy_password = "{proxy_password}"; // 32-character password

const credentials = base64.encode(`${proxy_username}:${proxy_password}`);

const proxies = {
  http: `http://${proxy_host}:${proxy_port}`,
  https: `http://${proxy_host}:${proxy_port}`,
};

const headers = {
  "Proxy-Authorization": `Basic ${credentials}`,
};

for (let i = 0; i < 3; i++) {
  axios
    .get("https://ipinfo.io", { proxies, headers })
    .then((resp) => console.log(resp.data))
    .catch((err) => console.error(err));
}

The running effect is the same. For the setup methods in other languages, please refer to the above text and rewrite accordingly.

Region Filtering

We can filter by region by adding region to the username. For example, if you want to select a proxy from the United States, the original username is 1f78266a, then you can change the username to 1f78266a-region-us, and the above curl can be rewritten as follows:

curl -x 1f78266a-region-us:eff0896726224fa2a99fe82dd1f07562@global.proxy.acedata.cloud:30007 https://ipinfo.io

Region list:

Country or Region Name	Country/Region Code
United States	us
Hong Kong	hk
Andorra	ad
United Arab Emirates	ae
Afghanistan	af
Antigua and Barbuda	ag
Anguilla	ai
Albania	al
Armenia	am
Angola	ao
Antarctica	aq
Argentina	ar
American Samoa	as
Austria	at
Australia	au
Aruba	aw
Åland Islands	ax
Azerbaijan	az
Bosnia and Herzegovina	ba
Barbados	bb
Bangladesh	bd
Belgium	be
Burkina Faso	bf
Bulgaria	bg
Bahrain	bh
Burundi	bi
Benin	bj
Saint Barthélemy	bl
Bermuda	bm
Brunei	bn
Bolivia	bo
Caribbean Netherlands	bq
Brazil	br
Bahamas	bs
Bhutan	bt
Bouvet Island	bv
Botswana	bw
Belarus	by
Belize	bz
Canada	ca
Cocos (Keeling) Islands	cc
Central African Republic	cf
Switzerland	ch
Chile	cl
Cameroon	cm
Colombia	co
Costa Rica	cr
Cuba	cu
Cape Verde	cv
Christmas Island	cx
Cyprus	cy
Czech Republic	cz
Germany	de
Djibouti	dj
Denmark	dk
Dominica	dm
Dominican Republic	do
Algeria	dz
Ecuador	ec
Estonia	ee
Egypt	eg
Western Sahara	eh
Eritrea	er
Spain	es
Finland	fi
Fiji	fj
Federated States of Micronesia	fm
Faroe Islands	fo
France	fr
Gabon	ga
Grenada	gd
Georgia	ge
French Guiana	gf
Ghana	gh
Gibraltar	gi
Greenland	gl
Guinea	gn
Guadeloupe	gp
Equatorial Guinea	gq
Greece	gr
Guatemala	gt
Guam	gu
Guinea-Bissau	gw
Guyana	gy
Heard Island and McDonald Islands	hm
Honduras	hn
Croatia	hr
Haiti	ht
Hungary	hu
Indonesia	id
Ireland	ie
Israel	il
Isle of Man	im
India	in
British Indian Ocean Territory	io
Iraq	iq
Iran	ir
Iceland	is
Italy	it
Jersey	je
Jamaica	jm
Jordan	jo
Japan	jp
Cambodia	kh
Kiribati	ki
Comoros	km
Kuwait	kw
Cayman Islands	ky
Lebanon	lb
Liechtenstein	li
Sri Lanka	lk
Liberia	lr
Lesotho	ls
Lithuania	lt
Luxembourg	lu
Latvia	lv
Libya	ly
Morocco	ma
Monaco	mc
Moldova	md
Montenegro	me
French Saint Martin	mf
Madagascar	mg
Marshall Islands	mh
North Macedonia	mk
Mali	ml
Myanmar	mm
Macao	mo
Martinique	mq
Mauritania	mr
Montserrat	ms
Malta	mt
Maldives	mv
Malawi	mw
Mexico	mx
Malaysia	my
Namibia	na
Niger	ne
Norfolk Island	nf
Nigeria	ng
Nicaragua	ni
Netherlands	nl
Norway	no
Nepal	np
Nauru	nr
Oman	om
Panama	pa
Peru	pe
French Polynesia	pf
Papua New Guinea	pg
Philippines	ph
Pakistan	pk
Poland	pl
Pitcairn Islands	pn
Puerto Rico	pr
Palestine	ps
Palau	pw
Paraguay	py
Qatar	qa
Réunion	re
Romania	ro
Serbia	rs
Russia	ru
Rwanda	rw
Solomon Islands	sb
Seychelles	sc
Sudan	sd
Sweden	se
Singapore	sg
Slovenia	si
Slovakia	sk
Sierra Leone	sl
San Marino	sm
Senegal	sn
Somalia	so
Suriname	sr
South Sudan	ss
São Tomé and Príncipe	st
El Salvador	sv
Syria	sy
Eswatini	sz
Turks and Caicos Islands	tc
Chad	td
Togo	tg
Thailand	th
Tokelau	tk
Timor-Leste	tl
Tunisia	tn
Tonga	to
Turkey	tr
Tuvalu	tv
Tanzania	tz
Ukraine	ua
Uganda	ug
Uruguay	uy
Vatican City	va
Venezuela	ve
British Virgin Islands	vg
United States Virgin Islands	vi
Vietnam	vn
Wallis and Futuna	wf
Samoa	ws
Yemen	ye
Mayotte	yt
South Africa	za
Zambia	zm
Zimbabwe	zw
Congo (Brazzaville)	cg
Congo (Kinshasa)	cd
Mozambique	mz
Guernsey	gg
Gambia	gm
Northern Mariana Islands	mp
Ethiopia	et
New Caledonia	nc
Vanuatu	vu
French Southern Territories	tf
Niue	nu
United States Minor Outlying Islands	um
Cook Islands	ck
United Kingdom	gb
Trinidad and Tobago	tt
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines	vc
###	tw
New Zealand	nz
Saudi Arabia	sa
Laos	la
North Korea	kp
South Korea	kr
Portugal	pt
Kyrgyzstan	kg
Kazakhstan	kz
Tajikistan	tj
Turkmenistan	tm
Uzbekistan	uz
Saint Kitts and Nevis	kn
Saint Pierre and Miquelon	pm
Saint Helena	sh
Saint Lucia	lc
Mauritius	mu
Côte d’Ivoire	ci
Kenya	ke
Mongolia	mn

Fixed IP

Similar to the above content, we can achieve a fixed IP for a period of time by adding session in the username and appending a 5-digit fixed number, with a validity period of about 10 minutes. For example, if you want to achieve a fixed IP for a period of time, and the original username is 1f78266a, you can change the username to 1f78266a-session-12345, where 12345 remains unchanged, then the IP will remain the same for a period of time. The above curl can be rewritten as follows:

curl -x 1f78266a-session-12345:eff0896726224fa2a99fe82dd1f07562@global.proxy.acedata.cloud:30007 https://ipinfo.io

Purchase More

If your plan has been exhausted, you need to purchase more to continue using the proxy service. To purchase more, please go to the “Application Page” and directly click the “Purchase More” button to select, the more you purchase at once, the cheaper the unit price.

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