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# Geelark

### Requirements

To have GoProxies work properly in this setup, ensure that:

* No other VPN or proxies are active.
* You have the GoProxies endpoints ready, e.g proxy.goproxies.com:1080, or proxy-america.goproxies.com:1080
* Your GoProxies subuser (also called API User)  username and password.

### Walkthrough

1. Sign up to their service [here](https://app.geelark.com/#/register).
2. Download the app [on this page](https://www.geelark.com/download-center/).
3. Open the app.
4. Click Profiles on the top left to see your current profiles. 
5. On the top right, choose New Profile

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6. Name the profile and choose the operating system
7. Scroll down to **Proxy Settings** and select **Custom**
8. Pick **Type** as HTTP or Socks5

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9. Scroll down and input the proxy details:

* ip/Host: proxy.goproxies.com:1080, or instead of 'proxy', make it proxy-america, proxy-europe or proxy-asia for Americas, Europe and Africa, and Oceania respectively if you're only planning to use only that specific regions, otherwise automatic routing of global 'proxy' endpoint will be adding unnecessary latency for you.
* Port: 1080
* Username: enter customer-your\_username\_here (if you want to target specific countries or states as per our [proxy parameters articles](/proxies/rotating-residential-proxies/proxy-parameters.md), append -country-country\_abbreviation **after** the username, e.g customer-exampleuser-country-us
* Press **Check Proxy a**nd see if you're receiving an IP address as per the screenshot below:

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10. Click **OK** at the bottom to save the settings of your profile.You Should be redirected back to the **Profiles** page whre you'll see your newly created profile as a tile.&#x20;
11. Hover over the tile and press the **Start** button that appears there.

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And you're done! Verify the connection by going to ip.goproxies.com where you should receive a proxy IP address.


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