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All proxy products on the platform must be used in an overseas network environment. Users are required to configure the overseas network environment on their own.
This tutorial explains how to configure Ip2up proxy IPs in the VMLogin anti-detection browser to create a secure and isolated multi-account operation environment.
The usage method for dynamic residential IPs is the same as for static residential IPs

Step 1: Download and Install the VMLogin Client

Visit the VMLogin official website, register an account, download the client, complete the installation, and then launch the software. VMLogin official website download page

Step 2: Create a New Browser Profile

After opening the VMLogin client, click the “Create New Browser Profile” button at the bottom of the main interface to enter the configuration page. VMLogin main interface and create new profile button Create new profile interface

Step 3: Configure Basic Browser Information

In the pop-up configuration window, fill in the basic information for the browser profile, such as name, remarks, and group. New browser profile configuration window

Step 4: Enable Proxy and Select Proxy Type

On the configuration page, locate the “Proxy Server” section, check “Enable Proxy Server”, and then select the appropriate proxy protocol. Note: Ip2up currently supports HTTP and SOCKS5 proxy protocols. Please choose according to your actual needs. Enable proxy server and select protocol type

Step 5: Obtain Ip2up Proxy Information

Log in to the Ip2up Proxy Platform, navigate to the Static Residential Proxy page, and view and copy your proxy information (server address, port, username, and password). Ip2up proxy information retrieval page

Step 6: Enter Proxy Information

Paste the copied proxy information into the corresponding input fields in the VMLogin proxy settings. VMLogin proxy information input example

Step 7: Test Proxy Connectivity

After completing the entries, click the “Test Proxy” button. The system will automatically check the proxy IP connectivity. If “Proxy test successful” is displayed, the configuration is correct. Proxy test successful prompt

Step 8: Launch the Browser Environment

Return to the profile list, locate the profile you just created, and double-click the entry or click the “Launch” button to open the browser. Launch the configured browser environment

Step 9: Verify the Proxy IP

In the opened browser, visit an IP checking website to confirm that the displayed IP address matches the proxy IP provided by Ip2up. Proxy IP verification page At this point, Ip2up proxy IP has been successfully configured in the VMLogin anti-detection browser, and you can begin secure and isolated multi-account operations.
Last modified on January 23, 2026