Configure Proxy on Linux

This guide will show you step-by-step how to get and use IPs with 9Proxy on Linux.

Start 9Proxy

Run the following command to start 9Proxy:

systemctl start 9proxyd

To make 9Proxy start automatically on system boot, run:

systemctl enable 9proxyd

If this command is executed, you won't need to manually start 9Proxy each time.

Sign In To Your Account

Follow the instructions here to sign in.

Get Proxies

Option 1: Get a Random IP by Country

Use this command to select a random IP from a specific country and assign it to a port:

9proxy proxy -c [country_code] -p [port]

• [country_code]: The 2-letter country code (e.g., US, FR, JP).

• [port]: Choose a port between 60000 and 60009 by default. You can change this range if needed.

Option 2: Select a Specific IP via Interface

Use this command:

9proxy proxy -u

Press F to enter search criteria (country, city, ISP, etc.) and select Done.

On the list, navigate to the IP you want and press Enter.

Choose "Forward to a port" or "Forward to all ports", and press Enter.

View and Manage Proxies

• Check IP & Port Status: Press Ctrl + P

• Kill a Specific Port: Press Ctrl + K

• Kill All Ports: Press Ctrl + A

• Test Port Connectivity: Press Ctrl + T

Configure Localhost Proxy Settings

To use the selected proxy in your application or browser:

• Proxy IP: 127.0.0.1

• Proxy Port: The port you selected (e.g., 60000)

Example

If you forwarded your proxy to port 60001, you will connect to: 127.0.0.1:60001.