Installing XProxy Software

XProxy runs on any 64-bit Linux. This guide walks you through installing the Free Plan on Ubuntu in four commands.

XProxy is fully compatible with all Linux-based devices. It also supports other vendors' devices or configurations (e.g. Proxidize or iProxy) seamlessly — you can keep your hardware and switch to cheaper, more feature-rich XProxy software. Contact support for a migration offer.

Hardware requirements

Minimum 2 GB RAM, 64-bit CPU
Ubuntu Desktop 18.04 LTS — 22.04 LTS (64-bit)
Recommended: Ubuntu Desktop 22.04.1
During Ubuntu setup, leave Advanced Features set to None

1. Open Terminal as root

bash

sudo su

2. Install required libraries

bash

apt-get update && apt-get install curl -y

3. Install XProxy

bash

curl -s https://x-proxy.io/install | bash

Installation takes a few minutes depending on hardware and network speed. The server reboots automatically when it's done.

Next steps

Once installed, follow Access dashboard of XProxy to log in. The software ships unactivated — activate the License to unlock the full feature set.

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