How to Set Up a Proxy Server on Android
This guide will walk you through integrating Oculus Proxies on your Android device. While the process may slightly differ depending on your device manufacturer, the core steps remain the same.
You can configure a proxy server on Android in two ways, depending on your network type—mobile cellular or Wi-Fi. Follow the steps below to set up your preferred option.
Configuring a Proxy for a Mobile Network
Step 1. Open Settings. Navigate to Settings > Network & Internet (or Connections, depending on your device).
Step 2. Access APN Settings. Select your Mobile Networks, then tap Access Point Names (APNs).
Step 3. Edit APN Details. Select your active APN and fill in the following fields:
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Proxy: Enter
proxy.oculus-proxy.com. -
Port: Use the port number provided in your Oculus dashboard.
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Username: Enter your Oculus proxy username.
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Password: Enter your Oculus proxy password.
Step 4. Save and Refresh. Save your changes and refresh your mobile data connection by toggling it off and on.
Configuring a Proxy for a Wi-Fi Network
Step 1. Open Wi-Fi Settings. Navigate to Settings > Network & Internet > Wi-Fi (or Connections).
Step 2. Select Your Network. Tap on your connected network and select the Edit icon.
Step 3. Expand Advanced Options. Scroll down to Advanced options and choose Manual under the Proxy settings.
Step 4. Enter Proxy Details. Fill in the following:
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Host: Enter
proxy.oculus-proxy.com. -
Port: Use the port number from your Oculus dashboard.
Tap Save to apply the configuration.
You’re All Set! With your proxy server configured on Android, you can now enjoy secure, private, and seamless browsing powered by Oculus Proxies. Whether you’re accessing geo-restricted content or protecting your online activities, you’re ready to go!