Multilogin provides you with browser and device fingerprints, and together with Nimble IP, you can access sites online from multiple destinations with full anonymity.
Before adding a proxy to your Multilogin profile, make sure you have a Nimble pipeline configured with the correct target country and IP rotation interval. Here is the information you will need for your Multilogin profile:
Port
7000
Username string
Will have the following structure: account-[accountName]-pipeline-[pipelineName]
Pipeline password
Each Pipeline uses its own password for authentication
Your Nimble account manager will provide you with the username and password for your pipeline.
If you are new to Multilogin, start by installing the application from their website at multilogin.com and creating an account.
To use Multilogin, you will need to create a browser profile and set a proxy to use with your profile.
Start by clicking ‘Create New’ to add a browser profile:
2. Set a name for your profile (we used Nimble in our example).
3. Choose an operating system and browser for your profile.
4. Go to Proxy on the left navigation bar and click on “Edit proxy settings”:
5. Select “HTTP proxy” as the connection type.
6. Set the following:
New address ⇒ ip.nimbleway.com
Port ⇒ 7000
Login ⇒ Nimble’s pipeline username string
Password ⇒ Nimble’s pipeline password
Note: Make sure to enable ‘Timezone, WebRTC and Geolocation fingerprints based on the external IP’ to ensure your profile works correctly with Nimble:
7. Click “Check proxy” to verify the setup was correct. You should see the external IP and country provided by Nimble appearing.
8. Click “Create profile” to save and use your profile.
In the example above, Nimble’s pipeline controls the target country for your proxy connection. Changing the target country in the pipeline settings will apply to all Multilogin profiles using this pipeline.
This is the recommended way to control country targeting; however, in case you prefer to control country setup from your Multilogin profiles, you can add a -country- value to the username string. For example: account-[accountName]-pipeline-[pipelineName]-country-US
You can review all gateway connection options in our Backconnect API documentation.
