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Proxy Sticky Sessions

Sticky sessions explained — pin one device per session inside a rotating pool

Sticky sessions bind a session ID to one device for a fixed TTL — keep the same mobile IP for logins, checkouts, and multi-step flows without giving up your rotating pool.

10 min read May 4, 2026

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Sticky Sessions Upstream

Sticky sessions with an upstream — two stickiness layers, one stable IP

When Nodetonet stickiness and an upstream provider share the same tunnel, two session layers cooperate. Learn exactly how they map, what breaks them, and how to keep a stable exit IP.

7 min read Apr 21