Hi Jenny, using soleslayer is a great move it’s one of the best sneaker bot programs you can buy. As far as proxies go, I’d stay away from the data center ones they generally don’t work with the bigger sneaker websites like Supreme, Nike etc. I’ve found the best sneaker proxies for Soleslayer are from IpBurger use the footsite proxies.

For flexibility and variety you should look at Bright Data their dashboard is very flexible and configurable. It’s a little bit technical but not too difficult when you get used to it. You can access all sorts of IPs on a single pricing plan and they have addresses all over the world. Have a look at their waterfall feature as it will try different types of IP automatically to see which works (you can test the cheapest first). Don’t use this if you know you’ll need residential IP addresses though as you risk getting banned in some use cases.

There should only be DNS servers listed associated with the VPN service. So typically you’ll just see one server there, if there’s lots then you have a problem and you’ll probably not be able to watch ITV Hub. Most of the mainstream VPNs don’t leak DNS requests so it’s likely your issue is somewhere else – look at hardcoded DNS servers and disable extensions in your browser. Switching to a new install of another browser is a good way to isolate an extension issue.

yes, you can configure those options in the proxy manager dashboard. It’s also worth checking out the ‘waterfall feature’ which allows you to switch between different IP address types. For example try a datacenter IP first before switching to another if there’s a failure to connect. It means you don’t send all your network traffic through more expensive options and only use static residential proxies when you need to. Takes a little practice but the proxy manager can reduce the cost of your proxy and business operations if you learn to use it.

Jena, you’re almost certainly going to have to use one of the bigger companies. I’d start with Luminati, they can definitely help you.

Yes it’s easy to do. It depends on the application which option you use. To just route through your browser you just set the proxy server gateway address in your browser network settings. If using an application there’s normally a proxy setting or a setting to enable port forwarding. You can configure the exact addresses through the proxy manager in the case of Luminati for example.