threesixtyzero
Newbie
- Mar 11, 2022
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Ive been trying to find what im looking for for a couple of weeks and just end up more confused and down more rabbit holes.
I need a way to have a minimum of 50 static public ip addresses for cheap. Ideally all these ip addresses wouldnt point to coming from the same router. I am running 50+ browsers at the same time and they all have unique addresses. Typically i am buying proxies for $2.6/gb, but i am using too much data for this to be an appropriate option. Xfinity is telling me I have an ipv6 /64, but i have no idea how to use those or how to make them public or static.
Is there any way for me to create these proxies i am buying but at home? Can someone point me in the right direction for what I am trying to do?
I need a way to have a minimum of 50 static public ip addresses for cheap. Ideally all these ip addresses wouldnt point to coming from the same router. I am running 50+ browsers at the same time and they all have unique addresses. Typically i am buying proxies for $2.6/gb, but i am using too much data for this to be an appropriate option. Xfinity is telling me I have an ipv6 /64, but i have no idea how to use those or how to make them public or static.
Is there any way for me to create these proxies i am buying but at home? Can someone point me in the right direction for what I am trying to do?