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All proxy products on the platform need to be used in an overseas network environment, which customers must configure themselves.
This guide will walk you through configuring Static Residential Proxy on Windows using v2rayN for a more secure network access environment.
The usage of Dynamic Residential IP is the same as that of Static Residential IP.

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Step 1: Preparation

System and Software Requirements
  • Operating System: Windows (this tutorial uses Windows as an example)
  • Installed Software:
    • v2rayN (latest version)
Required Proxy Information Obtain the static residential proxy information from Ip2up:
  • Server Address
  • Port Number
  • Username
  • Password

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Step 2: Configure Proxy in v2rayN

Add Subscription Group
  1. Open the v2rayN software
  2. In the top menu bar, find the 「Subscription Group」 option
  3. Click 「Add」
  4. Fill in the group information:
    • Group Name：Custom group identifier
    • Front Proxy：Select an overseas node（used to connect to an overseas environment）
    • Fallback Proxy：Fill in the Ip2up proxy information
v2rayN Subscription Group Settings Interface Add Proxy Configuration
  1. Select the group you just added
  2. In the top menu bar, find the 「Configuration Items」 option
  3. Select the protocol：HTTP Proxy or SOCKS Proxy
  4. Fill in the proxy information obtained from Ip2up:
    • Address：Server address
    • Port：Proxy service port number
    • Username：Proxy account
    • Password：Proxy password
v2rayN Proxy Protocol Selection Interface v2rayN Proxy Information Entry Interface After saving the configuration, you can view the added proxy in the node list. v2rayN Configuration Save Interface

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Step 3: Enable System Proxy

After completing the proxy configuration:
  1. In the v2rayN node list, select the newly added Ip2up proxy
  2. Right-click the node and select “Set as Active Server”
  3. Return to the v2rayN main interface
  4. Enable “System Proxy”
  5. Select “Auto Configure System Proxy” as the mode
After enabling, Windows system network traffic will be routed through the v2rayN configured proxy.

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Step 4: Test Proxy Connection

In v2rayN:
  1. Select the configured Ip2up proxy node
  2. Click “Test Server Latency”
  3. Check the proxy connection status
If latency information is displayed normally, the proxy configuration is successful. v2rayN Latency Test Interface Verification Method Open a browser and visit an IP detection website (such as ipinfo.io) to confirm that the displayed IP address matches the static residential proxy IP you configured.

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Important Notes

  1. Usage Requirements: Ip2up proxy IP must be used in an overseas network environment. Please configure the overseas network environment in advance
  2. Software Coordination: Ensure that the configuration steps for v2rayN and Clash Verge are correct to avoid functional conflicts
  3. Traffic Path: The system traffic path is: Application → v2rayN → Clash Verge → Overseas Node → Target Website
  4. Performance Impact: Chain proxying may slightly increase latency. It is recommended to choose an exit node with low latency
✅ At this point, you have completed the standalone v2rayN configuration for Ip2up Static Residential Proxy and can access the target network environment through the residential IP.
Last modified on August 13, 2026