HTTP Proxy / Auto config script on Wifi

I am currently running a Curve 9220. I am in an area where the WiFi network requires an http proxy and port to be inputted along with authentication or the automatic configuration script can also be entered along with pop-up window for authentication. How can i enter these settings into my BB to make my wifi work?

Hey daraius1995,
Welcome to the BlackBerry® Support Community Forums.
The BlackBerry smartphone does not have an option to configure HTTP Proxy for Wi-Fi, this is by design. For more information please see the following article:
No option to configure HTTP Proxy for Wi-Fi on the BlackBerry smartphone
http://btsc.webapps.blackberry.com/btsc/KB32112
Thanks.
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