> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.cliproxy.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.cliproxy.com/faq.md).

# FAQ

- [How to verify the validity of the agent(With Username/Password Authentication)](https://help.cliproxy.com/faq/cliproxy-faq1.md)
- [Why use Socks5 proxy](https://help.cliproxy.com/faq/cliproxy-faq2.md)
- [Using Cliproxy on Android](https://help.cliproxy.com/faq/cliproxy-faq3.md): Android provides a way to configure a proxy through Wi-Fi settings, which can be used to configure a proxy for a specific network.
- [Using Cliproxy on iOS](https://help.cliproxy.com/faq/cliproxy-faq4.md): Proxy configuration for iOS devices is also done through Wi-Fi network settings, similar to Android.
- [How to deduct fees for multiple device logins](https://help.cliproxy.com/faq/cliproxy-faq5.md)
- [What is a Residential Agent](https://help.cliproxy.com/faq/cliproxy-faq6.md)
- [What is a static IP](https://help.cliproxy.com/faq/cliproxy-faq7.md)
- [What IP proxy protocols does Cliproxy support?](https://help.cliproxy.com/faq/cliproxy-faq8.md)
- [Why is the export IP different from the selected one?](https://help.cliproxy.com/faq/cliproxy-faq9.md)
- [How to use Cliproxy with V2RayNG on Android](https://help.cliproxy.com/faq/cliproxy-faq10.md): V2RayNG is an Android proxy tool that supports the V2Ray protocol. The following is a graphic tutorial on how to use Android V2RayNG:
- [How to quickly integrate and use Cliproxy traffic packages](https://help.cliproxy.com/faq/traffic-api.md): In Cliproxy, the proxy connection parameters (host, port, account, password) have specific logic to dynamically select the exit IP through the intermediate server.


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