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# Self-Service
Learn more about Self-Service Dedicated ISP proxies and how to use them
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The Self-Service documentation is intended for Dedicated ISP Proxies purchased through Oxylabs dashboard.
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To start using Oxylabs' Dedicated ISP Proxies, you must first go to [**Oxylabs dashboard**](https://dashboard.oxylabs.io/en/).
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### **Add a product instance**
Click **+ Add product instance** and select ISP proxies.
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### **Set up your proxies**
Choose the **Pay per dedicated IPs** proxy type, and the instance name.
Then, set up the IP locations, choose the available ASN provider and the number of IPs for each location.
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Continuing with no chosen locations will assign IPs randomly.
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Finish by configuring your authentication settings, and click **Create instance**.
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### **Get credentials**
Click on your Dedicated ISP Proxies instance in the dashboard home instance table and confirm your proxy user credentials.
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### **Set up your proxies**
Choose the **Pay per dedicated IPs** proxy type, and the instance name.
