Connecting Oxylabs proxies

IMPORTANT!

When using some Oxylabs proxy types (Residential Proxies, Mobile Proxies, Shared Datacenter Proxies) some key domains might become unavailable, e. g., Google and its services.

You can find more information about this in the Oxylabs Documentation.

Host and Port fields

Host and Port fields for connecting to particular proxy types can be different.

Residential Proxies

Example:
us-pr.oxylabs.io:10000
us - USA geolocation
pr.oxylabs.io - domain
10000 - port

Please check the Oxylabs documentation for the complete list of possible Host+Port combinations for Oxylabs residential proxies.

Mobile Proxies

Example:
us-pr.oxylabs.io:10000
us - USA geolocation
pr.oxylabs.io - domain
10000 - port

Please check the Oxylabs documentation for the complete list of possible Host+Port combinations for Oxylabs mobile proxies.

Datacenter Proxies

Example:
dc.us-pr.oxylabs.io:10000
us - USA geolocation
pr.oxylabs.io - domain
10000 - port

Please check the Oxylabs documentation for the complete list of possible Host+Port combinations for Oxylabs datacenter proxies.

Dedicated Datacenter Proxies

You can find information on obtaining and configuring the necessary Host and Port values in the Oxylabs documentation.

Login and password fields

You can find the login and password in your Oxylabs personal account.

Click on the proxy type you would like to add to an Octo Browser profile in your personal Oxylabs account, and go to the Users tab.

Then create a user with a login and a password, or use an already existing user.

Here’s a login field example

customer-Login-sessid-1234ABC
customer - necessary to use at the beginning of the login string
Login - username of the user you’ve created
sessid - session ID necessary for the IP address to stay constant
1234ABC - session ID string, use random values

You can learn more about all possible login field parameters in the Oxylabs documentation.

Fill in the data in the corresponding fields in the profile proxy settings:

If the proxy is not working correctly, please consult the Oxylabs Documentation.