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Use this guide if you already have a working overseas node and group in NekoBox and want to use a MiyaIP static residential native proxy as your exit IP on Android. Download and install NekoBox from the NekoBox 1.4.2 release page.

Prepare your device

The screenshots show the settings menus. Choose the language, region, and time zone for the proxy IP’s target country or region.
1

Adjust the date, time, and time zone

Open Settings → Date & time, turn off Set automatically, and tap Time zone to choose the proxy IP’s target country or region. Check that the date and time match the target location. Menu names vary on other Android devices.
Turn off Set automatically and choose the Android time zone in Date & time settings
2

Adjust the language and region

Open Settings → Language & region, and use ADD A LANGUAGE to choose the target country’s language as your preferred language. Avoid using Simplified Chinese. Tap Current region and set the device region to the target country or region.
Use ADD A LANGUAGE and Current region in Android Language & region settings
3

Turn off Location

Return to Settings, open Location Services, and turn off Access my location.
Turn off Access my location in Android Location Services settings
See Device preparation for more details.

Before you connect

  • Install NekoBox on your phone.
  • Have a working overseas node in an existing NekoBox group ready for your first network hop.
  • Have a purchased MiyaIP static residential native proxy and its host/IP address, port, username, and password ready to check after import.

Configuration steps

1

Scan and import the MiyaIP native proxy

Sign in to the MiyaIP dashboard and open Proxies → Static Residential → Purchased IP. Find your purchased IP’s Origin proxy column, open its QR code, and select the NekoBox format.Open NekoBox, tap the add icon in the upper-right corner, and select Scan QR code. Scan the native proxy QR code. Confirm that the MiyaIP node appears in the node list, then open its settings and check that the protocol is SOCKS5 and its host/IP address, port, username, and password match your native proxy details.
Select Scan QR code in the NekoBox add menu to import the MiyaIP native proxy
2

Edit your existing overseas group

Tap the three-line menu button in the upper-left corner and open the group list. Find the existing group that contains your working overseas node, then tap its pencil button.US transit, shown as US TRANSIT on the home screen, is an example name for your own overseas group. You supply this group separately from MiyaIP’s relay proxy product.
Tap the pencil button to edit your existing overseas group in NekoBox
3

Set the MiyaIP node as the Landing Proxy

In Group Settings, tap Landing Proxy and select the MiyaIP native node you imported. Confirm that Landing Proxy shows that node, then tap ✓ in the upper-right corner to save.
Set Landing Proxy to the imported MiyaIP native node and save the NekoBox group settings
4

Select an overseas node and start the connection

Return to the home screen, switch to your overseas group, and select a working overseas node. Tap the paper airplane button at the bottom to start the connection. The selected overseas node supplies the first hop; your MiyaIP native node serves as the Landing Proxy and exit IP.
Select an overseas group and node, start the connection with the paper airplane button, and locate the pink HTTP handshake test area
5

Run the HTTP handshake test

After the connection starts, tap the pink status area at the bottom (arrow 4 in the screenshot above) to run the HTTP handshake test. Check for a success message and a latency result. If the test fails, reconnect or select another working overseas node, tap the paper airplane button to start it, and test again.
6

Verify your exit IP

Open your browser and enter whoer.net in the address bar. Compare the displayed IP address with the MiyaIP static residential IP you purchased, then check the country or region.