Network Detection#

Network Detection is a system tool for checking internet connection quality and configuring global traffic routing. It allows testing the local network, checking the availability of system proxy servers, and routing all internal application traffic through a proxy to bypass network restrictions.

Location: access to the window is available through the quick actions panel, icon “Network Detection”.

Available actions:

check the status of the local network and system proxy
perform a connection test through a proxy server
route all traffic (API, license, fingerprint) through the system proxy
authenticate private proxies for application operation
quickly configure OS system parameters using official guides

Connection Testing#

The upper block contains buttons for instant network checks:

Detect local network — tests direct internet connection.
Detect system proxy — checks proxy configuration at the operating system level.
Test via system proxy — checks the connection directly through the proxy server.

Test results are displayed as colored blocks:

Green — the network is working correctly and shows ping and the target IP address.
Red — the proxy cannot reach the server.
Yellow — the system proxy is not configured.

Network Connection#

If the Use system proxy for connection switch is enabled, all application traffic will pass through the proxy configured in the system. This applies to API requests, license checks, and fingerprint data retrieval.

This feature is useful for working in networks with strict restrictions where direct access to application servers may be blocked.

Proxy Authentication#

If the system proxy requires authorization, fill in the fields in the Proxy authentication (optional) block:

Username — enter the proxy username.
Password — enter the password.

After entering the data, click Save.

System Proxy Configuration#

System proxy is an intermediary server configured in the operating system settings.

Windows: Settings → Network & Internet → Proxy → Set up manually. Official Microsoft guide
macOS: System Settings → Network → Details for the active network → Proxies. Official Apple guide

Workflow Scenario#

Step 1: Open network detection

Click the globe icon in the quick actions panel to open “Network Detection”.

Step 2: Check the network

Click “Detect local network” and “Detect system proxy” to check the connection status.

Step 3: Configure the proxy

If there are issues with direct connection, configure the proxy in Windows or macOS system settings using the links above.

Step 4: Enable routing

Enable “Use system proxy for connection” and enter authentication data if the proxy is private.

Step 5: Save the result

Click “Save” to apply the settings to all application traffic.