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# How to Renew Long-Acting Static ISP Proxies?

SK5Data Long-Acting Static ISP Proxies can be renewed during the plan's validity period.

**Steps:**

1. Go to **Long-Term Static ISP → Proxy List**.
2. Find the IP address you want to renew and click **Renew**.
3. Confirm the renewal details and complete the payment.

After successful renewal, the IP's validity period will be extended by **30 days** from its original expiration date.

If you need to renew multiple IP addresses at once, select the corresponding IPs and use the **Bulk Renew** feature.

Under normal circumstances, renewing before expiration allows you to continue using the same IP address without reconfiguring your proxy settings.

**We recommend renewing your IP addresses before they expire to avoid service interruptions.**


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