DataImpulse residential traffic bought as a Supproxy CDK is redeemed through Supproxy, then used with the gateway credentials in that account. Choose this route if you want traffic codes and a reseller dashboard; choose direct access if you want an account managed by the network provider.
27Proxy sells Supproxy traffic codes as an independent reseller. Redeem the code first, then configure the connection using the settings supported by your account.
Supproxy codes versus direct accounts
The Supproxy public page identifies Supproxy as an official DataImpulse reseller. According to Supproxy, its service uses the network provider's gateway through a separate account workflow. Supproxy directs account, CDK and order questions to its own support.
A traffic code adds GB credit through the Supproxy workflow. It is separate from the proxy login and password your client uses. Keep the delivered code private, and copy connection details from the account after redemption rather than entering the code into a browser's proxy password field.
| Decision | Supproxy code route | Direct provider route |
|---|---|---|
| Where access is managed | Supproxy account | Direct provider account |
| Connection details | Copy from Supproxy | Copy from the direct account |
| Account and code questions | Supproxy; store order questions go to 27Proxy | Network provider for its own account |
How to redeem a Supproxy code
Step 1
Reveal the delivered code
After payment confirmation completes your 27Proxy order, open Orders, select the order and choose Show code. The code stays hidden until completion. Keep the order details for store support and the activation code for the redemption destination.
Step 2
Apply the code through Supproxy
Open your Supproxy account and use its code redemption workflow. Check that you are in the account where you intend to use the traffic before submitting the code. Redemption and proxy authentication are separate actions.
Step 3
Confirm the credited traffic
Check the traffic balance after applying the code. Compare it with the GB option on your order before generating connections. If the credit needs investigation, contact Supproxy about redemption or 27Proxy support about the store order. Share account evidence privately with the relevant support team.
DataImpulse setup: credentials, protocol and port
Step 4
Copy the gateway details
Copy the host, port, login and password supplied by Supproxy. Supproxy states that it supports HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5 connections. Treat these as four separate fields when your client provides separate inputs; retain any targeting parameters attached to the login.
Step 5
Match the protocol and port
The provider's protocol documentation shows rotating HTTP/HTTPS connections on port 823 and rotating SOCKS5 connections on 824, using gw.dataimpulse.com. Select the matching protocol in your client. A SOCKS5 connection entered as an HTTP proxy can fail even when the account details are correct.
Step 6
Make a basic connection check
Start with the account's generated configuration and a small request to a service you are permitted to access. Confirm that it returns an exit IP before loading a full page or starting a larger job. Keep proxy credentials out of public screenshots, shared command histories and support posts.
Country and city targeting
The provider's country parameter is cr, appended to the login after a double underscore. Its Germany example uses login__cr.de. The documentation also shows Germany and Australia together as cr.de,au. These are syntax examples: retain your actual account login when configuring a connection.
For a narrower location, the city parameter documentation shows cr.de;city.berlin. Country selection is required for city targeting. City availability varies with the available pool, so a city filter is more restrictive than a country filter.
The network provider documents a different billing rule for city-filtered traffic. Check the account's applicable usage terms before choosing that level of detail. Start with country targeting when country-level results answer your research question; add a city only when the task needs it.
Supproxy's public controls describe country selection. Use its generated settings for your account, and ask Supproxy about city access before making it part of a repeatable workflow. Provider parameter syntax and a reseller dashboard's available controls serve different roles.
Rotating versus sticky sessions
The connection-type documentation describes rotating access as changing the exit IP for each new request. It lists sticky ports from 10000 to 20000 and an interval of 1–120 minutes. The default is 30 minutes when the interval is omitted or set to zero. Use sticky ports enabled for your account.
| Option | Connection behavior | Practical use |
|---|---|---|
| Rotating | Exit address changes across requests | Independent regional checks |
| Sticky port | Address is associated with a port for an interval | Several related requests needing continuity |
| Session ID parameter | A named session on the standard protocol port | Clients configured through a username string |
The provider also documents sessid as an alternative session mechanism on the standard ports in its session ID reference. A session identifier may be a string or number. It selects a session; it is not a way to request an arbitrary public IP address.
The session interval parameter, sessttl, expresses minutes. Its cr.fr;sessttl.60 example combines France targeting with an hourly interval on a sticky port. Copy the entire generated configuration when changing session mode so the port and username stay consistent.
Residential exits depend on devices remaining online. The provider says an unavailable exit is changed to another active address, so sticky access is temporary continuity rather than a permanently assigned static IP.
DataImpulse proxy connection errors
The HTTP proxy error reference lists these HTTP proxy errors, distinguishing account limits from targeting and port problems:
- 407 TRAFFIC_EXHAUSTED concerns the plan's traffic limit. Check available traffic before editing location parameters.
- 407 PORT_NOT_ALLOWED means the sticky port is restricted by the plan settings. Check the supplied configuration with Supproxy.
- 503 NO_RAY means no proxies match the requested targeting. For a diagnostic request, remove an optional city filter while retaining the required country.
A connection that succeeds at an IP check can still be refused by the destination website. If a site blocks proxies, use its approved API, request permission or use a connection the site accepts.
Checking connection success and IP quality
When checking a connection, distinguish an exit-IP lookup from the response you need at the destination. An HTTP response containing an access-denied page is a different outcome from a completed research request.
A location result, an ISP label and a reputation score describe different properties. The Scamalytics IP-check guide explains how to read a score alongside its flags. A handful of lookups describes those addresses at that time, rather than every exit in the provider's pool.
Who should use Supproxy traffic codes?
The code route is a practical fit for buyers who want to apply GB credit through Supproxy and configure a standard proxy client. Country-level regional checks and short sequences using temporary sessions fit the documented controls.
For a permanently assigned address, compare products built for that requirement rather than treating a sticky session as permanent. If you want a different unit of usage, compare GB traffic with per-IP access before buying. Our 9Proxy alternatives guide explains the distinction; residential GB plans lists traffic-code products.
FAQ
Is DataImpulse a real proxy provider?
Yes. It publishes residential proxy services and technical documentation. Supproxy identifies itself as an official reseller using the network provider's gateway, and handles its own accounts and CDKs.
Does DataImpulse traffic expire?
The provider states that unused traffic never expires on its residential service page. That statement describes the network provider's traffic; for a Supproxy code's validity and credited traffic terms, check the specific offer with Supproxy before buying.
Which countries are available through Supproxy?
Use the country options offered by your Supproxy account. The country-parameter documentation demonstrates Germany and Australia through the cr parameter; a particular request also depends on matching exits being available.
Supproxy versus buying direct: which account should I use?
Use Supproxy for a Supproxy traffic code and its account workflow. Choose direct access when you want an account managed by the network provider. Keep the redemption destination and support contact aligned with the route you choose.
Can I keep the same residential IP for a whole session?
Sticky connections aim to keep an exit for the configured interval. An exit can change earlier if its device goes offline, so applications should handle reconnection rather than depend on a permanent address.