How to configure proxy settings on VM Login
1. Sign up to VMLogin.
2. Download and install the VMLogin client.
3. Enter your VMLogin email and password, log in to VMLogin.
4. Select “New browser profile” or “Create a new profile” to create a new browser profile.
5. From the “Basic configuration” tab:
a. Click “Setting proxy server”
b. Activate “Enable proxy server“.
c. To use Rotating Residential IPs, fill in the proxy URL, port, username, and password as follows;
Proxy type: HTTP
IP address (URL): gw.ntnt.io.
Port: 5959.
Username: username-res-any.
Password: password.
Click on the “Test Proxy” test link and save the settings
Please Note:
-Username should be your proxy login name.
-For the “USERNAME-res-any” part, if you don’t need to select a special country, keep “any” unchanged, you don’t have to modify it;
-To target specific countries, you’ll need to change the “any” part to the country code, for example, US;
Check our full country list and their codes here
-Rotating residential proxies US example: USERNAME-res-US: password.
For example: username-res-country_code
Setting static residential IPs:
Proxy type: HTTP
IP address: gw.ntnt.io
Port: 5959
Username: USERNAME-stc–any-sid-[8 digits number]
Password: PASSWORD.
For example:
gw.ntnt.io:5959:USERNAME-stc-us:PASSWORD
To use Sticky IP –
Place sid and up to 8 digits (placing the same sid number will make the proxy try and reach the same IP).
For example:
gw.ntnt.io:5959:USERNAME-stc-us-sid-93818227:PASSWORD
Click on “Test Proxy” to check whether this proxy works, and save the profile settings.
DONE! VM Login will now run through NetNut proxies,
as easy as that!
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