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Author: TC-MO

sources/platform/proxy/usage.md

@@ -149,7 +149,7 @@ Use [sessions](#sessions) to control how you rotate IP addresses. See our guide
 
 Sessions allow you to use the same IP address for multiple connections. In cases where you need to keep the same session (e.g. when you need to log in to a website), it is best to keep the same proxy and so the IP address. On the other hand by switching the IP address, you can avoid being blocked by the website.
 
-To set a new session, pass the `session` parameter in your [username](./usage.md#username-parameters) field when connecting to a proxy. This will serve as the session's ID and an IP address will be assigned to it. To [use that IP address in other requests](platform/proxy/datacenter-proxy#multiple-requests-with-the-same-ip-address), pass that same session ID in the username field.
+To set a new session, pass the `session` parameter in your [username](./usage.md#username-parameters) field when connecting to a proxy. This will serve as the session's ID and an IP address will be assigned to it. To [use that IP address in other requests](platform/proxy/datacenter-proxy##connecting-to-datacenter-proxies), pass that same session ID in the username field.
 
 We recommend you to use [SessionPool](https://crawlee.dev/api/core/class/SessionPool) abstraction when managing sessions. The created session will then store information such as cookies and can be used to generate [browser fingerprints](/academy/anti-scraping/mitigation/generating-fingerprints). You can also assign custom user data such as authorization tokens and specific headers.