Update: Datacenter IPv6 Plans → Premium IPv6 Datacenter
The Datacenter IPv6 plans have been updated and renamed to Premium IPv6 Datacenter, along with several improvements in flexibility, session control, protocol support, and overall compatibility.
1. All Country Geo-Targeting Support
A new option has been added:
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Ability to select All Country, where the system automatically assigns a random country from 25 available countries
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Alternatively, users can select a specific region from the 25 supported countries during purchase
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In the previous system, users had to select and stay on a single region per subscription, while the new system includes all supported locations within the same plan without being limited to one region only
2. General Service Improvements
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All IPv6 plans include all supported locations
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Private /48 allocation per supported location
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Support for 1 to 5000 ports
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Improved stability for long sessions and connection performance
3. Usage Plans
Plans are available as:
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Daily
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Weekly
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Monthly
With optional Speed Tier selection depending on user requirements.
4. Session System Improvements
The session control system has been improved for more flexibility:
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Sticky Sessions
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From 5 seconds up to FOREVER depending on usage
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Rotating Sessions
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IP changes dynamically based on configuration
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5. Protocol & Transport Support
The following protocols are supported:
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HTTP / HTTPS
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SOCKS5
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TCP Transport
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UDP Transport
6. Authentication Options
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IP Authentication (up to 50 whitelisted IPs)
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Username / Password Authentication
7. CDN-aware IPv6 Support
IPv6 handling has been improved for websites operating behind CDN networks.
In cases where a website is behind a CDN, such as Cloudflare, Akamai, Fastly, Amazon CloudFront, and others, connections may still be routed via IPv6 to the CDN edge if IPv6 is supported there, even if the domain itself does not have a direct AAAA record.
In this case, traffic remains IPv6 and is delivered to the CDN edge instead of failing during initial resolution.
This means that some websites that may appear as “not supporting IPv6” in detection tools may still be reachable over IPv6 depending on CDN-level support.
