Ubuntu
Ubuntu is an open-source software operating system on Linux for enterprise servers, desktops, the cloud, and IoT.
To set up a system-wide network proxy, follow the steps below:
Step 2. Find Settings from the Ubuntu launcher and go to the Network tab.

Step 3. Once you click on Network, it will open up a new dialog. From the three options, choose Network Proxy.

Step 4. Select Manual to configure proxy settings. Next, several text boxes will pop up from which you can set
HTTP
, HTTPS
, FTP
& SOCKS
proxy. Fill in the following information: HTTP Proxy:
dc.pr.oxylabs.io
Port:
10000
It’s also possible to use country-specific entries. For instance, if you enter dc.de-pr.oxylabs.io under HTTP Proxy and 40000 under Port, you’ll acquire a German exit node. You can find the complete list of country-specific entry nodes here.

Step 5. Close the Network Proxy window. The changes will automatically be saved, and the system-wide proxy will be activated.
That’s all! You’ve successfully integrated your Oxylabs proxies.
Last modified 4mo ago