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# v2rayNG

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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 on how to configure the [**JollyProxy**](https://www.jollyproxy.com/) Static Residential Proxy using **v2rayNG** on your Android device to enable secure access to network resources.

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

### 1. Set the Global Routing Mode

Open the v2rayNG app, tap the menu in the upper-left corner, and go to **Routing Settings**.

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### 2. Adjust the Routing Configuration

On the "Routing Settings" page, turn off the four options highlighted in the image to ensure that proxy traffic passes through properly.

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### 3. Go to Subscription Group Settings

Tap the menu in the upper-left corner and select **Subscription Group Settings**.

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### 4. Create a New Group

1. Tap **+** in the upper-right corner to add a new group.
2. Fill in the required group information:
   * **Group Name**: A custom group identifier
   * **Pre-proxy Name**: Select an overseas network node (used to connect to the overseas environment)
   * **Landing Proxy Name**: Select a JollyProxy residential node (used for final access)
3. Tap **Save** to complete group creation.

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### 5. Add a Residential Node to the Group

1. Select the group you just created.
2. Tap **+** in the upper-right corner to add a new configuration.
3. Select the proxy protocol: **HTTP** or **SOCKS5**.
4. Fill in the proxy information obtained from [JollyProxy](https://www.jollyproxy.com/):
   * **Server Address**
   * **Server Port**
   * **Username**
   * **Password**
5. Tap **Done** or **Save** in the upper-right corner to save the configuration.

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### 6. Connect and Test the Proxy

1. Return to the v2rayNG main interface.
2. Find the configured group in the group list.
3. **Select the group** (ensure it is in the selected state).
4. Tap the **Start** button at the bottom.
5. When the interface displays **Connected**, the proxy configuration is complete.

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### 7. Verify the Proxy Connection

1. After connecting successfully, open your phone's browser.
2. Visit an IP detection website (such as [ipinfo.io](https://ipinfo.io)).
3. Confirm that the displayed IP address matches the proxy provided by JollyProxy.
4. If the proxy IP is displayed, the configuration is successful.

### Notes

* Make sure you have obtained the correct JollyProxy proxy information.
* The proxy service must be used in an overseas network environment.
* It is recommended to test node latency before connecting and choose the optimal node.
* Keep v2rayNG running in the background to maintain the proxy connection.

> You have now successfully configured v2rayNG to use the JollyProxy proxy on your Android device.


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