ASN-targeting routes requests through residential IPs that belong to a specific Autonomous System — typically a single ISP or carrier. This is useful when a target site treats traffic differently based on the network operator (for example, mobile carriers vs. consumer broadband ISPs).Documentation Index
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ASNs are 32-bit identifiers assigned by IANA/RIRs to networks that announce routes on the public internet. Each major ISP, mobile carrier, and hosting provider has one or more ASNs.
Targeting Format
Add theasn parameter to your proxy username:
Numeric ASN of the network you want to route through. Use the number only — do not include the
AS prefix.| Parameter | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
asn | Numeric ASN identifier (no AS prefix) | asn-3320 |
Combining With Geo-Targeting
ASN-targeting can be combined withcountry to narrow the pool to IPs from a specific ISP within a single country:
Example Request
Finding an ASN
You can look up the ASN of any IP or ISP using public tools:- bgp.he.net — search by ISP name or IP
- ipinfo.io — returns ASN alongside IP metadata
whois <ip>from the command line
| ISP | ASN |
|---|---|
| Deutsche Telekom (Germany) | 3320 |
| Comcast (US) | 7922 |
| Vodafone (UK) | 5378 |
| Bezeq International (Israel) | 8551 |
Troubleshooting
No Available IPs for Targeting— the requested ASN has no live IPs at the moment, or it doesn’t intersect with yourcountry/stateconstraints. Drop the geo refinements or try a related ASN from the same carrier.Invalid Targeting Parameter— ensure the ASN is numeric only (e.g.asn-3320, notasn-AS3320).- See Error Handling for the full list of proxy errors.