How to setup PS4 to work with proxy server

To set up a PlayStation 4 (PS4) to work with a proxy server, you can follow these steps: Obtain proxy server information: First, you need to gather the necessary information about your proxy server. This typically includes the IP address or hostname of the proxy server and the port number. Access PS4 network settings: Turn on your PS4 and navigate to the main menu. Then, go to "Settings" using the controller. Open network settings: In the "Settings" menu, scroll down and select "Network." Set up internet connection: Within the "Network" menu, choose "Set Up Internet Connection." Choose Wi-Fi or LAN: Select the connection method you use to connect your PS4 to the internet. If you use a wireless connection (Wi-Fi), choose "Use Wi-Fi." If you use a wired connection (Ethernet cable), select "Use a LAN Cable." Customize connection: On the next screen, choose "Custom" to manually configure the internet connection settings. Select IP address settings: You will be prompted to choose the IP address settings. Select "Automatic" for IP address settings. Set DHCP hostname: Choose "Do Not Specify" when asked to set the DHCP hostname. Set DNS settings: Select "Manual" for DNS settings. Enter proxy server details: Now, you need to enter the proxy server information. Input the proxy server IP address or hostname in the "Proxy Server" field and the corresponding port number in the "Port" field. Save settings: Once you&entered the proxy server details, select "Next" and then "Test...