Network profiles and local access
For iPhone / iPad.
Apply settings by network
Open Settings, then Network Profiles in the Network section. Network is a section heading, not an intermediate page.
- Add the current Wi-Fi, enter an exact Wi-Fi name (SSID), or create a cellular profile.
- Set mode, Final Route, routing rules, DNS and IPv6 as needed. Inherit follows global settings.
- Save, connect and inspect the active profile and actual requests on that network.
- Switch to a network without a matching profile and verify that global settings apply again.
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| Setting | Effect |
|---|---|
| Direct mode | Sends traffic directly |
| Direct Final Route | Only affects unmatched traffic; matching rules can still use a proxy |
| Auto Connect | Starts VPN on the matching network; global Always On takes priority |
| Inherit | Uses the corresponding global setting |
A profile can use custom routing rules. Check this choice when global rule changes appear ineffective.
Profiles and excluded routes
Network Profiles selects settings for the current Wi-Fi or cellular environment. Proxies → Policies → Routing Rules → Excluded Routes makes matching destination domains or networks direct. Exclusions precede ordinary rules, so verify address ranges first.
Local proxy service
Open Proxy Service in the Network section of Settings and configure the port and access scope. Another device must use this device's LAN address and the matching proxy protocol/port.
Keep the client connected on a reachable network. Other devices must support the protocol. Use trusted LANs and do not forward the listener to the public internet.
Advanced network controls
IPv6, Enhanced Compatibility and Apple push capture solve different problems. Keep defaults unless needed and change one setting at a time. Read in-app explanations before changing options such as Include All Networks or on-demand connections.
To inspect this device and switch its node from a browser on the same network, use Local Controller. Its HTTPS control port is separate from the HTTP/SOCKS5 proxy service.