Setup
You can set up proxies on macOS through the System Settings. Follow the steps below to route your traffic via IpnProxy.1
Open System Settings
Click the Apple menu > System Preferences. Open Network.
2
Select Active Network
Choose your active network connection (e.g., Wi-Fi), then click Details.
3
Configure Proxies
Go to the Proxies tab. Enable Web Proxy (HTTP) and/or Secure Web
Proxy (HTTPS) depending on your proxy type.
4
Enter Proxy Details
Enter the required details:
- Hostname:
residential.ipnproxy.comordc.ipnproxy.com - Port: e.g.,
823,824, or10080 - Username / Password: Your IpnProxy credentials if prompted
5
Apply Settings
Click OK, then click Apply in the main network window.
6
Test Connection
Visit https://ipnproxy.com/ip-lookup to verify if your proxy is active.
Residential Proxies
Settings
Settings
- Rotating HTTP/HTTPS
- Rotating SOCKS5
- Sticky sessions
- Host:
residential.ipnproxy.com - Port:
823 - Format:
Datacenter Proxies
Settings
Settings
- Host:
dc.ipnproxy.com - HTTP/HTTPS port:
10080 - SOCKS5 port:
10808 - Formats:
Premium Mobile Proxies
Settings
Settings
- Host and ports are assigned per proxy.
- Username:
{PROXY_USERNAME} - Password:
{PROXY_PASSWORD} - OpenVPN: Download the assigned
.ovpnprofile from Premium Mobile Access. - Formats:
Mobile Proxies
Settings
Settings
- IP address:
{IP_ADDRESS} - Port:
{PORT} - Formats:
Some applications may not use the system proxy settings. For complete
coverage, use browser-specific or app-specific proxy settings.
Make sure your selected proxy type (HTTP/SOCKS) matches the proxy port and
protocol.