> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://doc.9http.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://doc.9http.com/en/proxies/dynamic-residential-proxies/user-and-pass-auth.md).

# User & Pass auth

This guide provides key details and procedures for accessing **9HTTP's Dynamic Residential Proxy** service via **username/password** authentication.

## **Steps**

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### **1. Register & Log In**

Visit the [9HTTP](#steps) official website to complete account registration and log in.

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### **Purchase a Plan**

Once in the dashboard, navigate to **Dynamic Residential Proxies → User\&Password Mode → Buy now**, select the plan that fits your business needs, and complete payment to activate the service.

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### Proxy User Setup

#### Create an Account

In the user dashboard, navigate to **Dynamic Residential Proxies → User\&Password Mode → sub-accounts → Create sub-account**, then click the **Create sub-account** button to generate a new proxy user.

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Once created, the system will **automatically generate a username and password**. Select the account **Status (Enabled or Disabled)** — traffic is automatically set to unlimited. Save the configuration to activate it.

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### **Manage Accounts**

① *Precise User Search*\
Enter a **Username** to locate a specific proxy user account directly.

② *Edit Account Information*\
Click **Edit** to update the Enabled/Disabled status.

③ *Delete Account*\
Click **Delete**.

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### **Usage Statistics**

You can view Dynamic Residential Proxy usage statistics from the 9HTTP dashboard. Once logged in, navigate to the **Overview** page to view traffic usage data over the past 30 days.<br>

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