1. Open VPSpot and Test Your VPN:

   • Launch VPSpot on your computer.
   • Connect to the same IP address where your VPN server is running.
   • Check the traffic to ensure everything is functioning correctly.

2. Set Up VPN Client:

   • Launch the VPN client you've configured (e.g., VPSpot Client).
   • Input the server URLs for each account, assigning unique usernames and passwords to each account.

3. Configure VPSpot Client:

   • Add a list of servers in the client's settings.
   • Enable the VPSpot client to monitor traffic from the central server.
   • Add your VPSpot account to the list of accounts and configure the extension to monitor it.

4. Set Default and Custom Credentials:

   • Configure the client to use the default credentials for all accounts.
   • Set a custom domain for all accounts to prevent conflicts.

5. Test the VPN Client:

   • Use the default credentials and default domain to connect to your VPN.
   • Test by accessing My Account > Access > Open Connection or directly in the browser.

6. Configure Custom Password:

   Set a custom password for all accounts in the Settings > Advanced > Set Custom Password.

By following these steps, you'll have a functional VPN client to access your network traffic.