Local Network Connections

Use the "Allow connections from LAN" option to share your VPN with devices connected to the same local network or Wi-Fi as you.

How to Enable This Feature

• iOS: Open the app settings and enable the "Allow connections from LAN" option.

• Android: Open the app settings, go to "Advanced Settings," and activate "Allow LAN Connections."

Once enabled, new parameters will appear:

• Current IP

• SOCKS5 Port

• HTTP Port

Connect to the VPN within the app and use these parameters on the device you want to connect to the VPN.

Windows

1. Open Windows Settings in one of the following ways:

   • Click the Start button (Windows icon) in the lower-left corner of the screen and select the gear icon for Settings.

   • Press Win + I on your keyboard.

2. Navigate to Network & Internet.

3. Select Proxy from the left menu.

4. Under Manual Proxy Setup, toggle Use a Proxy Server to "On."

5. Enter the Current IP from the app as the Address (e.g., 192.168.1.100) and the HTTP Port as the Port (e.g., 10809).

6. Click Save.

Android TV

Setting up a system-wide proxy on Android TV can vary by model and version. Unfortunately, unlike Android on phones and tablets, Android TV often lacks built-in proxy configuration options in Wi-Fi settings. As a result, you may need to use third-party applications or configure the proxy individually in each app (if supported).

Steps to Check for Built-In Proxy Settings:

1. Open the Settings on your Android TV.

2. Navigate to Network or Wi-Fi.

3. Select your connected Wi-Fi network.

4. Look for proxy-related options such as "Proxy Settings." If available, you can enter the IP Address and HTTP Port here.

macOS

1. Open System Settings (Apple Icon → System Settings or press Command + Space and type "System Settings").

2. Navigate to Network.

3. Select your active network connection (e.g., Wi-Fi or Ethernet).

4. Click Advanced....

5. Go to the Proxies tab.

6. Check the box for SOCKS Proxy.

7. Enter the SOCKS Proxy Server IP in the Server field and the Port in the Port field.

8. Click OK to save changes.

Linux

Configuring SOCKS Proxy for Specific Applications (e.g., Firefox)

If you need a proxy for a single application, configuring it directly in the app is the simplest approach.

Firefox Example:

1. Open Firefox.

2. Go to Settings (three horizontal lines in the top-right corner) → General.

3. Scroll to Network Settings and click Settings....

4. Choose Manual Proxy Configuration.

5. In the SOCKS v5 field, enter the SOCKS Host (e.g., 192.168.1.100) and the Port (e.g., 10809).

6. Click OK.

Other Applications

Some applications may also have built-in proxy settings. Check the settings of the specific app you are using to see if a proxy can be configured directly.