# Proxy rotations

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**Note:** There is a 10-20 second downtime on your proxy once you send the proxy reset request. This applies to all rotation methods.

**System limit:** You can rotate the proxy only once in 60 second.
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The way our rotate our proxies is we temporarily disconnect the device from the internet and then connect it back. This gives us a brand new IP from the IP pool of that location.

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**Experiment:** You can try doing the same thing on your mobile phone - check the IP on whoer.net, turn on Airplane Mode for 5 seconds and turn it off. You should see a brand new IP on whoer.net.  
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There are multiple ways our customers can rotate the proxies.

### Button rotation

The most simple one is just clicking a button on dashboard.coronium.io "Proxies" tab. This will send the request to rotate and you will see a notification with the result.

### API reset link

For developers who need to integrate proxy rotations in to their apps we have an API reset link for each proxy.

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**Example link:** <https://dashboard.coronium.io/api/v1/modems/restart-by-token/eyJhbGciOiJIUzUxMiIsInR5cCI6IkpXVCJ9.eyJfbW9kZW1JZCI6IjYxMTEzOWFiM2VlMTIxZTU2ZjQxMzE5NCIsIl91c2VySWQiOiI2MGQzMTkxMDNlZTEyMWU1NmY0MTJmYmIiLCJ0cyI6MTY0NTcxNjA4NTg1OCwiaWF0IjoxNjQ1NzE2MDg1fQ.Qo5RH8pHd0hg1JCSE5mx9wTdPc47GZhj8s-Wl3xlvslqC-YMtMhaeWAT3BP3prgH1fOS8jqq7LFH4lJh3VYGlA/>
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**Example response:**&#x20;

```
{"result":"ok","message":"Rotation request sent successfully, allow 10-20 seconds for IP to reset"}
```

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### Rotation interval

You can set a rotation interval and your proxy will automatically be rotated by our system.

<div align="left"><img src="/files/0zpLG12nIkSUUM3qXEfu" alt="Set a custom rotation interval in dashboard.coronium.io"></div>


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