When you generate several proxy connection strings, the username and password may look the same across multiple lines. This is expected.

Why the connection strings can look similar

The credentials generator combines your base proxy credentials with routing settings such as location, session type, session ID, or TTL. The part that changes may be embedded inside the generated username, password, hostname, or connection string depending on the product.

A different session ID can create a separate session and may assign a different exit IP, even when the base account credentials are shared.

What generating multiple lines does not do

• It does not create a new proxy plan or a separate bandwidth balance.
• It does not increase the speed or concurrent connection limit of the plan.
• It does not guarantee that every generated line will keep the same exit IP indefinitely. A session can change if it expires or the upstream exit node becomes unavailable.

Which mode should you use?

• Use Random IP when you want a new exit IP for new requests or connections.
• Use Session ID or Long Session when you need the same exit IP for the supported session duration.

Always copy the complete connection string generated by the dashboard. If you change a session or location setting, update the connection string in your application.