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Hello experts,<br />
As described in the title, I am not getting internet connection in my android emulator when my machine is under a proxy. It works perfect, when I use direct connection. <br />
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Kindly guide me through the steps, so that I can use my android emulator in proxy connection.<br />
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Any help in this regard is well appreciated.<br />
<br />
Looking forward,<br />
Regards,<br />
Anees
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Hello experts,
As described in the title, I am not getting internet connection in my android emulator when my machine is under a proxy. It works perfect, when I use direct connection. 

Kindly guide me through the steps, so that I can use my android emulator in proxy connection.

Any help in this regard is well appreciated.

Looking forward,
Regards,
Anees

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