Q: How to set up a proxy server in Windows 10

<ol> <li>To access the Windows Settings, press the Windows + I keys simultaneously.</li> <li>From Windows Settings, choose Network & Internet > Proxy.</li> <li>Look for the sliding button that you can click to Use a proxy server and turn that on.</li> </ol> <img src="https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/9505f261ffe1d800/image_1tmxcww.png" alt="" /> <ol start="4"> <li>Type in the proxy's IP address and port number in the fields provided.</li> <li>Click Save to apply.</li> </ol> || Note: make sure your Windows 10 device's IP address has been whitelisted or authorized from your Ace Proxies proxy plan dashboard. You can read this <a href="https://aceproxies.crisp.help/en-us/article/how-do-i-authenticate-a-new-ips-1jyoweq/?1563456232874">article</a> for the steps.

Question 1

How To Setup Proxy On a Mac (MacOS Ventura)?

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Setting up your Proxy via Wi-FI connection:

Open your "System Settings", then select "Wifi", then click on the "Details" button of the Wi-fi you are connected to:

A new window will pop up. Simply select "Proxies" from the menu on the left, and toggle the type of proxy you wish to setup on the right side of your screen. For HTTP/HTTPS, toggle both Web Proxy (HTTP) and Secure web proxy (HTTPS), and fill out your proxy server information such as the IP, port, username, and password. For SOCKS5 proxy, simply select "SOCKS5 Proxy" from the selections. Once done, click on the "OK" button to save:

Once configured, you may then go and check your current IP address on the internet either by going to an IP checker like whoer.net or simply searching "What's my IP address" on Google search.

Setting up your Proxy via Ethernet connection:

Open your "System Settings", then select "Network", then click on the Ethernet Network you're connected to:

From the Ethernet network details, click on the "Details" button and select "Proxies" from the menu on the left, and toggle the type of proxy you wish to setup on the right side of your screen. For HTTP/HTTP

Question 2

How can I create my rotating residential proxies?

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How can I create my rotating residential proxies?

Creating your rotating residential proxies is simple and straight forward. Refer to the steps below:

From your dashboard, click the "Residential Proxies (GB Plans)" tab and click the "View" button of the plan:

Once you've opened the plan, click the "Create proxy" button:

You should see three fields you need to fill out to create your proxy list:

**Quantity **- this is the number of proxies you want to create. The default quantity per Gigabyte (GB) is 100 IPs

**Location **- you can select from 150+ countries and your proxies will pick random cities / states from your selected country (we can only filter them by country).

Rotation Interval - this is the frequency of your proxy rotation. You can select:

1 Minute Rotation - your proxies will rotate with a new IP every 1 minute
10-Minute Rotation - your proxies will rotate with a new IP every 10 minutes
30-Minute Rotation - your proxies will rotate with a new IP every 30 minutes

* All Rotation Intervals - your proxies will be a mixed of all four rotation intervals

Once you've filled out all the fields, your proxies should be ready in less than a minute - you can refresh t

Question 3

How to set up a proxy server in Windows 10

Accepted Answer

To access the Windows Settings, press the Windows + I keys simultaneously.
From Windows Settings, choose Network & Internet > Proxy.
Look for the sliding button that you can click to Use a proxy server and turn that on.

Type in the proxy's IP address and port number in the fields provided.
Click Save to apply.

|| Note: make sure your Windows 10 device's IP address has been whitelisted or authorized from your Ace Proxies proxy plan dashboard. You can read this article for the steps.

Question 4

How can I download my proxies?

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How can I download my proxies?

Downloading your proxy list is quick and simple. Here's how you can download your proxy list:

1. Log into your Ace Proxies account.

From your "My Proxy Plans" page, click the proxy tab of the proxies you want to download. In this example, the "Dedicated Private Proxies"

Click the "View" button of the proxy plan you want to download.

Finally, click the "Download Proxy List" button, and a notepad with the proxy list will be downloaded to your device.

Question 5

How do I authenticate a new IP(s)?

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How do I authenticate a new IP(s)?

You need to authenticate or whitelist the IP address of your device or the device that will use the proxy in order to use the proxy using only its IP and Port (without the username and password). If you do not know your current IP address, you can click here or going to https://whoer.net/ to check your IP address.

Here are the steps to authenticate a new IP(s) for your proxies:

1. Log into your Ace Proxies account.

Click the "View" button of the plan.

Click on "Add IP Address" button. Put in the new IP and then click "Save & Update" and you’re done.

Question 6

How to Configure a Proxy Server on a Chromebook?

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To access this screen, click the panel at the bottom-right corner of your Chrome OS desktop and select “Settings” or click menu > Settings in a Chrome browser window.

If your current Wi-Fi network is a “shared network”—that is, if you share the Wi-Fi network connection details with anyone who signs into your Chromebook—you’ll need to enable the “Allow proxies for shared networks” option under Internet Connection at the top of your settings screen. If you don’t, the Proxy configuration screen will tell you to enable this option before you can configure a proxy.

Then, click the name of the Wi-Fi network you’re connected to under “Internet connection.” Click the name of that Wi-Fi network in the menu that appears to change its settings.

Each Wi-Fi network has its own proxy settings. If you want to use the same proxy while connected to multiple Wi-Fi networks, you’ll need to configure this multiple times—once for each network.

Click the “Proxy” tab to access the proxy settings for the network you selected. Select “Manual proxy configuration”.

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