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Setup guide

VMOS Cloud Proxy Setup

Bind a dedicated Coronium 4G or 5G line to a VMOS Cloud phone with your own proxy details, then set the phone's clock to match it.

VMOS Cloud rents Android phones, both virtual machines and real devices, that you control remotely. You can buy a proxy inside VMOS or bind your own; this guide binds your own, a carrier line nobody else uses.

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Checked against the VMOS Cloud documentation on 30 October 2026. Sources are listed at the end.

VMOS Cloud Add Proxy form
Proxy type      SOCKS5
Proxy method    proxy
Proxy name      LINE_NAME
Server address  CONNECTION_IP
Port number     SOCKS5_PORT
Account         USERNAME
Password        PASSWORD

Before you start

  • A VMOS Cloud phone

    Any phone listed under My Cloud Phones. The proxy is bound per phone, so plan one line for each phone that runs its own accounts.

  • A line in the phone's market

    Choose the country the phone's apps should see. You will set the phone's language and time zone to that country in step 5.

  • Your line details

    From Your Proxies: Connection IP, SOCKS5 Port or HTTP Port, Username and Password. VMOS Cloud wants them in separate fields, so Cards view, where each value copies on its own, is the easier place to copy from.

Fields to copy from Coronium

In dashboard.coronium.io, open Your Proxies. In Cards view every value on the proxy card copies with a click. In List view the Connection column copies the whole endpoint, login included, in the format picked in the toolbar.

Connection IP
The host your tool connects to.
In VMOS Cloud: Server address
HTTP Port
The port for HTTP on that host.
In VMOS Cloud: Port number, with Proxy type HTTP
SOCKS5 Port
The port for SOCKS5 on the same host.
In VMOS Cloud: Port number, with Proxy type SOCKS5
Username
One login for both ports.
In VMOS Cloud: Account
Password
The password for that login.
In VMOS Cloud: Password
Reset Link
Under IP Rotation on the card (Rotate API link in List view). Opening it changes the IP.
In VMOS Cloud: No field documented. Rotate from the Coronium side (see below)

Set it up in VMOS Cloud

VMOS Cloud keeps proxies on its proxy IP page and binds them to phones. Add the line there once and you can bind it again after a reset without retyping it.

  1. Open Add Proxy

    Find Add Proxy in the menu bar. (The Buy Proxy path next to it sells proxies through VMOS; skip it, you are bringing your own.)

    Checked against VMOS Cloud: How to Set a Proxy on VMOS Cloud

  2. Choose the type and the method

    Set Proxy type to SOCKS5 or HTTP; VMOS Cloud supports SOCKS5, HTTP and HTTPS. Set Proxy method to proxy. VMOS also offers a vpn method; this guide was written for the proxy method only.

    Checked against VMOS Cloud: How to Set a Proxy on VMOS Cloud

  3. Fill the fields

    Give it a Proxy name you will recognise (the Coronium line name works well). Server address takes the Connection IP and Port number the port that matches the type: SOCKS5 Port for SOCKS5, HTTP Port for HTTP. Enter the Account and Password, then save.

    Checked against VMOS Cloud: How to Set a Proxy on VMOS Cloud

  4. Bind it to the phone

    Open the phone in My Cloud Phones, choose Modify Proxy (also under Edit Cloud Phone), then Select Existing Proxy and click the line you saved. You do not need to type the account and password again.

    Checked against VMOS Cloud: Cloud Phone Operations

  5. Match the phone's clock to the line

    Open Language and Time Zone for the phone and pick the line's country. VMOS warns that every cloud phone starts on a random zone, and that the randomising option inside the phone has to be switched off as well once you pick one. Skip that and the clock can drift away from the IP.

    Checked against VMOS Cloud: Cloud Phone Operations

  6. Run Network Detection

    Press Network Detection to confirm the phone reaches the internet through the line. Then open a browser inside the phone and run the checks further down.

    Checked against VMOS Cloud: Cloud Phone Operations

Changing the phone's IP

The VMOS Cloud help pages document no field for an IP-change link, so rotate from the Coronium side: the rotate button in the dashboard, an API call, a timer on the line, or one GET on the Reset Link from your own script.

The phone does not need to know. Its proxy entry still points at the same host, ports and login, and the next connection leaves through the new address. Run Network Detection again if you want VMOS to confirm it.

Device Swap in VMOS is a different thing. VMOS says it clears the phone's data and changes its IP, with a daily limit. It is a reset of the VMOS device, not a rotation of your line, and with a Coronium line bound the address apps see is still the line's.

Rotate from a script (one request, one rotation)
curl -s "PASTE_YOUR_RESET_LINK"

Several phones

Bind lines one at a time with Select Existing Proxy. VMOS also has Bulk Binding by device group, which its help describes for proxies bought inside VMOS Cloud; with your own lines, binding phone by phone keeps the pairing under your control.

Use the Proxy name as the link between the two systems. Name each VMOS proxy after its Coronium line, and when a line is replaced (new credentials, possibly a new carrier) you know exactly which entry to edit.

Check it worked

Open these pages in a browser inside the VMOS Cloud phone. Pay attention to the time zone row: it is the setting VMOS randomises by default.

The IP and the carrier
Open What Is My IP through the line. The country should be the line's country and the network should be the mobile carrier, not a hosting company.
WebRTC
Run the WebRTC leak test. The only public address it should report is the line's. Your own address showing up means the browser is leaking around the proxy.
Timezone against the IP
The IP and timezone check compares the clock the browser reports with the timezone of the IP. A mismatch is one of the first things anti-fraud systems look at.

When it does not connect

Network Detection fails right after binding
Type and port do not match, or the account or password has a typo.
Edit the proxy: SOCKS5 with the SOCKS5 Port or HTTP with the HTTP Port, and paste the login from Cards view.
Websites load, but the clock is in another time zone
The phone's own randomising option for its clock is still on.
Pick the line's country under Language and Time Zone, then switch the randomising option off inside the phone, as VMOS describes.
The IP is not the line's address
The phone is bound to another proxy, or the proxy was unbound during an edit.
Use Modify Proxy, Select Existing Proxy, and pick the Coronium line again.
The line stopped after a Configuration Change or reset
The change cleared the phone, including its proxy binding.
Bind the line again and redo the language and time zone step.
A rotation did not change the IP
A second rotation inside 60 seconds, or the carrier kept the address.
Wait 60 seconds and rotate again. If the carrier keeps it, replace the line in the dashboard (up to 2 per rolling 24 hours) and update the VMOS proxy entry.

Questions

Which proxy types does VMOS Cloud accept?

SOCKS5, HTTP and HTTPS, according to its help pages, with SOCKS5 suggested for most cases. A Coronium line has an HTTP port and a SOCKS5 port on one host with one login, so pick a type and use its port.

Proxy or vpn: which method should I pick?

Proxy. A Coronium line is an HTTP and SOCKS5 proxy with a username and password, which is what the proxy method expects. This guide does not cover the vpn method.

Do I need a VMOS proxy plan as well?

No. VMOS Cloud sells proxies, but the Add New Proxy path lets you bind your own. With a Coronium line you skip Buy Proxy entirely.

How do I rotate the IP of a VMOS Cloud phone?

Rotate the Coronium line: dashboard button, API, timer or Reset Link, with at least 60 seconds between rotations. The phone keeps its proxy settings and uses the new address on its next connection. VMOS Device Swap is not a rotation; it clears the phone.

Can I try one phone before moving a fleet?

Yes. Buy the 24-hour plan for one line, bind it to one phone and run the checks. If it holds up, renew that line and add more for the other phones.

How we checked

Every VMOS Cloud menu name and field on this page was read from the pages below on 30 October 2026. The Coronium side comes from the dashboard and the live API. There are no screenshots: we quote the names instead of showing an account we do not run. If a label in VMOS Cloud has moved since, the tool's own page is the one to trust.

  1. VMOS Cloud: How to Set a Proxy on VMOS CloudAdd Proxy in the menu bar, Proxy type (SOCKS5, HTTP, HTTPS), Proxy method (proxy or vpn), Proxy name, Server address, Port number, Account, Password, Buy Proxy and Bulk Binding. Last modified 8 April 2025.
  2. VMOS Cloud: Cloud Phone OperationsModify Proxy with Add New Proxy, Select Existing Proxy and Purchase Proxy; Network Detection; Language and Time Zone and the random time zone note; Device Swap; Configuration Change; Edit Cloud Phone. Last modified 17 March 2025.