1. Access Proxy Settings:

   • Navigate to the VPN menu, typically under "Proxy & Tunnel."
   • Select "Proxy & Tunnel" from the dropdown to open the Proxy settings.

2. Configure Proxy Servers:

   • Domain Name: Enter the IP or hostname of the IP address where the proxy will connect.
   • Port: Set the target port (default: 8).
   • Services: Add multiple proxy servers. Each server should have a specific IP and port. For example, add servers at different domains and ports.
   • Protocol: Choose the protocol (HTTP, HTTPS, etc.) based on your use case.

3. Set IP Range:

   Define an IP range (e.g., 192.168.1.1 to 255.255.255.255) to cover your target IP.

4. Configure Proxy List:

   Add additional servers if needed, ensuring they are as reliable and high-quality as possible.

5. Test the Proxy:

   Use the Proxy Test button to check if the proxy works for the target IP.

6. Adjust Settings:

   • Rate Adjustment: Ensure the rate matches your target IP's speed (HTTPS is typically slower).
   • Protocol Adjustment: If needed, change the default protocol.

7. Integrate with Other Services:

   Explore integration options with other tools or services for a seamless experience.

By following these steps, you can effectively use Kaspersky's Proxy service as a VPN proxy, ensuring secure and efficient traffic handling.