DICloak Proxy Setup: Custom Proxy with Quick Input

DICloak shows the proxy block right on the Create profile page. Choose Custom Proxy, paste the full line into Quick input and press Analyze, or set Proxy type, Host:Port, Proxy account and Proxy password by hand. Checking proxy tests the exit IP before you confirm the profile.

Where the proxy goes in DICloak

Profiles → Create profile → Proxy settings: Custom Proxy

Paste host:port:user:pass into Quick input and click Analyze; DICloak fills the fields.

Set up the proxy in DICloak

1. Create a browser profile

Open DICloak, choose Profiles in the left menu and click Create profile at the top. Under Proxy settings click Custom Proxy.

DICloak Create profile page with the Custom Proxy option highlighted
DICloak Create profile page with the Custom Proxy option highlighted

2. Enter the proxy details

Either paste the whole line into Quick input and click Analyze, or fill the fields: Proxy type HTTP or SOCKS5 to match the port, IP protocol IPv4 (IPv6 only for the IPv6 plan), the gateway host and port in Host:Port, the username in Proxy account and the password in Proxy password. IP lookup channel can stay on the default.

DICloak proxy block with Quick input, Proxy type, IP protocol, Host:Port, Proxy account and Proxy password
DICloak proxy block with Quick input, Proxy type, IP protocol, Host:Port, Proxy account and Proxy password

3. Check the proxy

Click Checking proxy. Connection test succeeded shows the exit IP, country, region, city and time zone. Click Confirm to create the profile.

DICloak proxy check showing Connection test succeeded with the exit location
DICloak proxy check showing Connection test succeeded with the exit location

Check it

Checking proxy, under the fields. Connection test succeeded lists the exit IP and its location.

Open the profile from the Profiles list; its traffic goes through the pasted line. Use the IP checker on this site inside the profile to confirm.

What to type: hosts, ports and the username

Copy the line from the dashboard (Proxies, your plan, the proxy generator) rather than typing it: it already carries the country, the session id and the session length in the username. The table shows what each field holds.

PlanHostHTTP portSOCKS5 portUsername shape
Residential Premiumresidentialpremium.quantumproxies.io80801080USER-country-us-sid-k3f9a1b2-ttl-60m
Residential Basicresidentialboson.quantumproxies.io9000from the generatorUSER-country-us
Mobilemobile-us.quantumproxies.io (also -eu, -as, ww)80801080USER-country-us-type-mobile
Datacenter (per GB)datacenterboson.quantumproxies.io999910000USER-type-datacenter-country-de
IPv6ipv6.quantumproxies.io1001from the generatorUSER-country-us-package-ipv6
ISP (dedicated IP)the IP of your line8000on the plan pagethe line's own login

The password is the one the generator prints next to the username. Pick HTTP or SOCKS5 in the tool and use the port of that column; a port from the other column is the most common reason a check fails. USER and the session id are placeholders for your own values.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Quick input expect in DICloak?

A single line in host:port:user:pass form, which is what the dashboard generator exports. Click Analyze and check that the four fields were filled as expected.

IPv4 or IPv6 in DICloak's IP protocol?

IPv4 for residential, mobile, ISP and datacenter plans. Select IPv6 only for the IPv6 plan on ipv6.quantumproxies.io.

Why does the check succeed in DICloak but a site shows another country?

The username decides the country. Generate the line with the country you need in the username; a line without a country gets a random exit.

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