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# v2rayN
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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.
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This article will guide you through configuring a **Static Residential Proxy** via **v2rayN** on Windows to achieve a more secure network access environment.
> **Tip**: Residential proxies are used in the same way as static residential proxies.
### 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 [JollyProxy](https://www.jollyproxy.com/):
* Server address
* Port number
* Username
* Password
### 2. v2rayN Configuration
**Add a Subscription Group**
1. Open the v2rayN software.
2. Find the **Subscription Group** option in the top menu bar.
3. Click **Add**.
4. Fill in the group information:
* **Group Name**: A custom group identifier
* **Pre-proxy**: Select an overseas node (used to connect to the overseas environment)
* **Landing Proxy**: Fill in the JollyProxy proxy information
**Add Proxy Configuration**
1. Select the group you just added.
2. Find the **Configuration Items** option in the top menu bar.
3. Select the protocol: **HTTP Proxy** or **SOCKS Proxy**.
4. Fill in the proxy information obtained from JollyProxy:
* **Address**: Server address
* **Port**: Proxy service port number
* **Username**: Proxy account
* **Password**: Proxy password
After saving the configuration, you can view the added proxy in the node list.
### 3. Enable the System Proxy
After completing the proxy configuration:
1. Select the JollyProxy proxy you just added in the v2rayN node list.
2. Right-click the node and select **Set as Active Server**.
3. Return to the v2rayN main interface.
4. Enable **System Proxy**.
5. Select the mode **Auto Configure System Proxy**.
Once enabled, Windows system network traffic will be routed through the proxy set in v2rayN.
### 4. Test the Proxy Connection
In v2rayN:
1. Select the configured JollyProxy proxy node.
2. Click **Test Server Latency**.
3. Check the proxy connection status.
If latency information is displayed normally, the proxy configuration is successful.
**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 you configured.
### Notes
1. **Usage Notice**: JollyProxy proxies must be used in an overseas network environment. Please configure the overseas network environment in advance.
2. **Software Coordination**: Ensure that v2rayN and related proxy software are configured correctly to avoid functional conflicts.
3. **Traffic Path**: The system traffic path is: Application → v2rayN → Overseas Node → Target Website.
4. **Performance Impact**: Chained proxies may slightly increase latency. It is recommended to choose a low-latency egress node.
> You have now completed configuring the JollyProxy static residential proxy separately in v2rayN and can access the target network environment through the proxy.
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