Who decides the city of an IP?
When a site says an IP is in a particular city, it is quoting a geolocation database. Each database builds its answer from its own sources, which is why lookups for one IP can disagree.
LUMINA BROADBAND ISP PROXIESLumina Broadband ISP Proxies in Troy:
Lumina Broadband ISP Proxies in Troy:
why the city on a lookup is an opinion
ProxyJam sells Lumina Broadband as a carrier name, not a city: a static residential (ISP) IP for the whole paid period in Troy, from $5.38 per IP per month. A geolocation database decides where the IP appears, and an operator's geofeed is only a hint. Where the name is listed: Albany, Buffalo, Mount Vernon, New Rochelle, New York City, Niagara Falls, Rochester, Schenectady, Syracuse, Troy, Utica, White Plains.
Your choice is the carrier · Its pool supplies the IP, and we do not promise which city it surfaces in · One price per IP for the term
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Order a Lumina Broadband IP listed in Troy
The page sets Troy and the carrier for you. Choose the period and the quantity, then check the total.
ISP ProxiesCountry
United States
Region
New York
City
Troy
Provider
Lumina Broadband
City helps you pick a provider; the IP's exact city is not guaranteed.
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1 month
1 IP
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How an IP gets a city at all
What is a geofeed under RFC 8805?
Since August 2020 there has been a published format for operators to state their own locations: a file listing each prefix with a country code, a region code and a city name. A postal code field exists but is deprecated.
Is a geofeed binding?
The same document lets a database treat that feed as a hint and prefer other sources. So even an operator's own word about a prefix is not binding on the tool your task will be judged by.
Why does ProxyJam sell the carrier?
With the city decided by third parties, the honest thing to sell is the part we control: the carrier's pool. Lumina Broadband is the name our catalogue files it under, and that is the choice this page makes.
Check it where it counts
The IP stays fixed for the period, so look it up in the specific database your work depends on, not a random one, and decide from that answer whether to order more.
FAQ
Lumina Broadband in Troy, and how location gets assigned
Where do we list Lumina Broadband?
ProxyJam's catalogue lists Lumina Broadband here: Albany, Buffalo, Mount Vernon, New Rochelle, New York City, Niagara Falls, Rochester, Schenectady, Syracuse, Troy, Utica, White Plains. That is the catalogue's record, not a location promise.
Will the IP be in Troy?
ProxyJam does not promise a Lumina Broadband IP in Troy. Choosing Lumina Broadband is the whole of the choice; the IP comes from that carrier's pool, and which city it surfaces in, by any database's reckoning, is not ours to commit to.
What kind of company is Lumina Broadband?
ProxyJam cannot say what kind of company Lumina Broadband is from a source we trust, so we do not. In the catalogue it is a carrier name with places and a price.
What is a geofeed?
A geofeed is a file an operator publishes under RFC 8805 that maps its IP prefixes to a country, a region and a city. Geolocation providers can read it when building their databases.
If an operator says Troy, will every lookup say Troy?
No: even if an operator says Troy, lookups need not agree. RFC 8805 allows consumers to treat a feed as a hint only and to prefer other sources, so different databases can still place the same IP differently.
Does this carrier publish a geofeed?
ProxyJam does not know whether this carrier publishes a geofeed and does not claim either way. If it matters to you, look up the IP you receive in the databases you care about.
Why do lookups disagree about one IP?
Lookups disagree about one IP because each database combines its own inputs and updates on its own schedule. Disagreement is normal, which is exactly why we do not sell a city.
What does one IP cost?
A Lumina Broadband IP costs $5.38 per IP per month on ProxyJam's opening rung, the start of the ladder for every US carrier we sell.
What if a database places the IP somewhere unhelpful?
If a database places the IP somewhere unhelpful, tell ProxyJam support before you build on it. We can say what the catalogue lists; we cannot rewrite a third party's database. Contact ProxyJam
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