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# VMLogin
### Requirements
To have GoProxies work properly in this setup, ensure that:
* No other VPN or proxies are active.
* You have your GoProxies endpoint ready, e.g. `proxy.goproxies.com:1080`
* Your GoProxies subuser (also called API User) username and password.
### Proxy Setup
1. Download VMLogin and create an account [here](https://www.vmlogin.us/).
2. Open the application and click **New browser profile** from the left-hand menu.
3. Enter a name for your profile in the **Display name** field, then click **Setting proxy server**.\ 
4. Select **HTTP** from the proxy type dropdown and fill in the following:
* **IP address:** `proxy.goproxies.com`
* **Port:** `1080`
* **Username:** `customer-your_username_here` — to target a specific country, append `-country-country_abbreviation` after your username, e.g. `customer-exampleuser-country-us`, as covered in our [proxy parameters article](https://docs.goproxies.com/proxies/rotating-residential-proxies/proxy-parameters)
* **Password:** your proxy password
5. Click **Test Proxy** — if it returns IP details, you're good. Click **Confirm**, then **Save** to finalize the proxy settings.
6. Once you're happy with the rest of your profile settings, click **Save profile**.
### Verify the Connection
Open the browser and go to [ip.goproxies.com](https://ip.goproxies.com). If the IP shown reflects your proxy location, you're all set.
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