Setting up and using global domain agents

In the process of using the Internet, we often encounter situations where we need to use a global domain proxy. Global domain proxy can help us realize a unified proxy setting in the whole network environment, so that all network requests are accessed through the specified proxy server. In the next section, we will introduce the steps to set up a global proxy to help you better understand and use the global proxy.

Steps to set up a global domain proxy

1. Open network settings
First, we need to open the network settings in the operating system. The specific steps can be adjusted according to different operating systems, and you can usually find the entrance to the network settings in the Control Panel or System Settings.

2. Access to proxy settings
In Network Settings, we can find the option of Proxy Settings. Here, we need to find the Global Domain Proxy Settings entry. Some systems may separate the Global Domain Proxy Settings from the Local Proxy Settings, so you need to pay special attention to selecting the Global Domain Proxy Settings.

3. Configuring the proxy server
In the global domain proxy settings, we need to enter the address and port of the proxy server. Usually, the proxy server will provide this information, if not, you can consult with your network administrator to get it. In this step, we can also set whether we need authentication and other information.

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# Example Code
proxy = {
'http': 'http://127.0.0.1:8888',
'https': 'https://127.0.0.1:8888'
}
“`

4. Saving of settings
Once we have finished configuring the proxy server, we need to save the settings and exit the web setup interface. Thus, our global domain proxy has been successfully configured.

With the above steps of Global Domain Proxy setup, we can easily realize the setting and use of Global Domain Proxy in the process of Internet usage, which helps us to access the network more flexibly and securely.