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# Endpoint Generator

### Intro

This article will explain how to use the endpoint generator - a tool which you can find on our self-service dashboard.

### Walkthrough

1. Navigate to the Dashboard page and select “Endpoint Generator” on the top of the page. 
2. In the selection fields below, select either HTTP or HTTPS as a protocol.
3.  Select the subuser (also called the proxy user) from the drop-down, 
4.  Enter the subuser’s password (which would’ve been provided for you in a separate window when you first generated the subuser. If you’ve lost it, please navigate to the subusers page on the top right and reset your password there for that subuser, but please be sure to copy the password once it is shown in the new window again).
5. Select the country you’d like to target (optional)
6.  Select the state from the state drop-down, which dynamically populates for the selected country. (optional)
7. Select the city from the city drop-down, which also dynamically populates for the selected state. (optional)
8. If you want to use session stickiness, check the “sticky” checkbox on the bottom right. (optional)
9.  Under “number of endpoints”, select how many separate codes you’d like to generate. This is only relevant if you’ve checked “sticky”, as each line will have its own unique session ID needed for stickiness.

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And you’re done! The code in the “Generated Endpoints” window will be auto generated based on the info you’ve entered earlier. Likewise, the “Integration Snippets” window gives you the code in various programming languages:

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