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# VMLogin

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**Usage Notice:** All JollyProxy proxy products must be used in an overseas network environment. Please ensure that you have configured the corresponding overseas network environment yourself.
{% endhint %}

This tutorial will explain how to configure a [**JollyProxy**](https://www.JollyProxy.com/zh-cn/) proxy in the **VMLogin antidetect browser** to achieve a secure, isolated multi-account operation environment.

> **Tip**: Residential proxies are used in the same way as static residential proxies.

### 1. Download and Install the VMLogin Client

Visit the **VMLogin official website**, register an account, download the client, and launch the software after installation is complete.

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### 2. Create a New Browser Profile

After opening the VMLogin client, click the **New Browser Profile** button on the main interface to enter the configuration page.

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### 3. Configure Basic Browser Information

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

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### 4. Enable the Proxy and Select the Proxy Type

On the configuration page, find the **Proxy Server** section, check **Enable Proxy Server**, and then select the appropriate proxy protocol.

> **Please Note**: JollyProxy currently supports two proxy protocols: **HTTP** and **SOCKS5**. Please choose according to your actual needs.

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### 5. Obtain JollyProxy Proxy Information

Log in to the [JollyProxy platform](https://www.jollyproxy.com/), go to the **Static Residential Proxy** page, and click **IP List** to view and copy your proxy information (server address, port, username, password).

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### 6. Fill in the Proxy Information

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

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### 7. Test Proxy Connectivity

After filling in the information, click the **Test Proxy** button, and the system will automatically check the connectivity of the proxy IP. If **Proxy Test Successful** is displayed, the configuration is correct.

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### 8. Launch the Browser Environment

Return to the profile list, find the profile you just created, and double-click the entry or click the **Start** button to open the browser.

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### 9. Verify the Proxy IP

In the opened browser, visit an IP detection website and confirm that the displayed IP address matches the proxy IP provided by JollyProxy.

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> You have now successfully configured the JollyProxy proxy in the VMLogin antidetect browser and can begin secure, isolated multi-account operations.


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