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# Clash
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**Usage Notice:** All LoyalProxy proxy products must be operated in an overseas network environment. Please ensure that you have already configured the corresponding overseas network environment yourself.
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This article provides a detailed introduction on how to use the **Clash Verge client** to deploy **Static Residential IPs** through chained proxying, achieving a more stable and secure network access environment.
> **Tip**: The usage method for dynamic residential IPs is the same as that for static residential IPs.
### 1. Preparations
**Download the Software**
Download the Clash Verge client version corresponding to your operating system and complete the installation. **Demo system: Windows 10**
**Prepare Materials**
* You need to prepare a usable overseas network environment yourself.
* **Static Residential IP information**: Obtain the following information from [LoyalProxy](https://www.LoyalProxy.com/zh-cn/):
* Server address
* Port number
* Username
* Password
### 2. Add an Overseas Subscription
1. Open Clash Verge and click **Subscription** in the left menu bar.
2. Click **Add Subscription**, paste your overseas subscription link into the input field, and save.
3. After updating the subscription, go to **Settings** → **Profile Management**, locate the `config-verge.yaml` file in the local folder, and open it with a text editor for editing. **It is recommended to make a backup copy before editing.**
In the configuration file, you can see node information similar to the following:
```yaml
proxies:
- name: "Node Name"
server: "Server Address"
port: Port Number
type: Protocol Type
cipher: Encryption Algorithm
password: "Password"
```
The nodes in the configuration file contain the following required parameters:
* **name**: Node display name
* **server**: Server address (IP or domain name)
* **port**: Connection port
* **type**: Protocol type (such as `trojan`, `vmess`, `shadowsocks`)
* **cipher**: Encryption algorithm
* **password**: Authentication password
### 3. Modify the Configuration File
Add the following two types of nodes to the `proxies:` section of the configuration file to implement a chained proxy structure:
```yaml
proxies:
# Type A: Entry node (overseas node)
- name: Entry Node
type: Protocol Type
server: Server Address
port: Port Number
cipher: Encryption Algorithm
password: Password
udp: true
# Type B: Chained exit (static residential IP)
- name: Static Proxy
type: http
server: Static IP Address
port: Port Number
username: Username
password: Password
udp: true
dialer-proxy: Entry Node
proxy-groups:
- name: Chained Proxy
type: select
proxies:
- Entry Node
- Static Proxy
```
**Filling Instructions**:
* **Entry Node**: Replace with your overseas stable node information that supports UDP.
* **Static Proxy**: Replace with the static residential IP information obtained from [LoyalProxy](https://www.LoyalProxy.com/zh-cn/).
* **dialer-proxy: "Entry Node"**: Indicates that this static proxy will connect through the "Entry Node", forming a chained proxy.
### 4. Import the Configuration
**Import the Configuration File**
Save the modified configuration file as `config.yaml` and import it in the following ways:
**Method 1: Drag-and-drop Import**
Directly drag the `config.yaml` file into the Clash Verge main interface.
**Method 2: Manual Import**
1. Click **Proxy** on the left.
2. Click the **New** button.
3. Select the type as **Local**.
4. Click **Select File**, locate and select your `config.yaml` file. **The file name can be customized.**
### 5. Testing and Usage
**Enable the Configuration File**
1. Click **Subscription** on the left.
2. Find the configuration file you just added in the list.
3. Click **Start** on the file.
**Test Proxy Connectivity**
1. Switch to the **Proxy** page.
2. Find **Chained Proxy** in the list.
3. Check whether a latency value is displayed on the right (display indicates a successful connection).
**Select Proxy Mode**
At the top of the Clash Verge main interface, you can choose between the following two modes:
* **Rule Mode**: Intelligent traffic splitting based on preset rules.
* **Global Mode**: All traffic is forwarded through the proxy.
***
> At this point, you have successfully configured a chained proxy based on Clash Verge and can securely and stably access target websites through static residential IPs.
