Proxy IP can be divided into different categories. The following are some common proxy IP categories:
Anonymity classification:
Transparent proxy: The proxy server will transparently pass your real IP address to the target server, and the target server can obtain your real IP address.
Anonymous proxy: The proxy server will hide your real IP address. The target server can only obtain the IP address of the proxy server and cannot know your real IP address.
High-anonymous proxy: In addition to hiding your real IP address, the proxy server will also disguise your HTTP header information so that the target server cannot recognize that you are using a proxy.
Protocol classification:
HTTP proxy: A proxy server used for the HTTP protocol, which can be used to browse web pages, send HTTP requests, etc.
HTTPS proxy: A proxy server used for the HTTPS protocol, which can be used to access websites with encrypted transmission.
SOCKS proxy: A proxy server for TCP/IP protocol that supports more protocols and functions, such as FTP, SMTP, etc.
Visibility categories:
Free proxy: A proxy IP that can be obtained and used for free, but is usually of relatively low quality and stability.
Paid proxy: Proxy IP that needs to be purchased or subscribed for a fee, usually of higher quality and stability.
Geographical location classification:
Domestic proxy: A proxy server located in China that is used to access domestic websites or bypass network restrictions.
Foreign proxy: A proxy server located in other countries or regions, used to access foreign websites or obtain IP addresses in other countries.
Usage classification:
Public proxy: A public proxy IP that anyone can use, usually with certain restrictions and limited access times.
Private Proxy: A private proxy IP that is only used by specific users or organizations to better protect privacy and security.
High Availability Classification:
High-availability proxy: A proxy IP that runs stably and has high availability, usually with multiple servers and backup mechanisms to ensure service continuity.
Low-availability proxies: Proxy IPs with unstable availability or often unavailable may cause connection failures or delays.
Speed classification:
High-speed proxy: Proxy IP that provides faster connection speed, suitable for applications and tasks that require fast response.
Slow proxy: A proxy IP with a slow connection speed may cause delays and connection timeouts.
Verification method classification:
Authentication proxy: A proxy IP that requires identity authentication or authorization to use, providing higher security and credibility.
Open proxy: A proxy IP that can be used without authentication or authorization, which may pose a risk of abuse and security.
Application scenario classification:
Crawler proxy: A proxy IP specifically used for web crawlers or data collection, which can prevent IP blocking and restrictions.
Game proxy: Provides stable connection and low-latency proxy IP for online games, providing a better gaming experience.
Overseas proxy: A proxy IP used to access overseas websites or obtain an overseas IP address, which can bypass geographic restrictions and access restrictions.
Stability classification:
High stability proxy: Stable and verified proxy IP with less connection interruption and failure rate.
Unstable proxy: Proxy IPs with unstable connections or frequent disconnections may cause connection interruptions and delays.
IP type classification:
Shared proxy: Multiple users share the same proxy IP, which may affect the connection speed and stability.
Exclusive proxy: Users have exclusive use of a proxy IP, which has higher connection speed and stability.
Security classification:
High Anonymous Proxy: Hides the user’s real IP address and identity, providing higher security and privacy protection.
Transparent proxy: does not hide the user's real IP address and may leak the user's identity information.
Fixed agent classification:
Dynamic proxy: The proxy IP will change regularly, which can improve security and stability, but may cause connection interruptions.
Static proxy: The proxy IP is fixed to ensure connection stability, but it may be blocked or restricted by the target website.
Traffic restriction classification:
Unlimited traffic proxy: Proxy IP with no traffic limit or high limit, suitable for applications that require large amounts of data transfer.
Limited traffic proxy: Proxy IP with limited or low traffic limit, suitable for low traffic demand or testing purposes.
The following aspects can also be considered:
Data Center Proxy: These proxy IPs are rented or purchased from data centers and usually have higher stability and speed.
Invalid proxy: These proxy IPs have expired or are unavailable, and may not be able to successfully establish a connection or may not work properly.
High-quality proxies: These proxy IPs are of high quality, verified, stable and reliable, and are suitable for critical tasks or specific needs.
Low-quality proxies: These proxy IPs are of low quality and may have connection delays, frequent disconnections, or instability issues, and are not suitable for tasks that require high stability.
Proxy IP pool: A proxy IP pool is a resource library that brings together multiple proxy IPs, from which you can obtain appropriate proxy IPs for use as needed.
Reverse proxy: A reverse proxy is a proxy server that sits between the target server and the client for caching, load balancing, and security.
Anti-crawling proxies: These proxy IPs are specifically used to bypass the website’s anti-crawling mechanisms, providing a higher crawling success rate.
Load Balancing Proxies: These proxy IPs are used to distribute traffic to multiple servers to balance the load and improve performance.
CDN proxy: CDN proxy is a way of using content distribution network (CDN) to provide proxy services to accelerate the transmission of static content.
Transparency classification:
Elite Proxy: Completely hides the real IP address, and the target server cannot detect the use of a proxy.
Normal proxy: The target server can detect that a proxy is used, but cannot determine the real IP address.
Transparent proxy: The target server can detect the use of a proxy and obtain the real IP address.
IP version classification:
IPv4 proxy: Proxy IP based on IPv4 protocol, suitable for most websites and applications.
IPv6 proxy: Proxy IP based on IPv6 protocol, suitable for websites and applications that support IPv6.
Connection type classification:
HTTP Proxy: A proxy IP for the HTTP protocol that can be used to browse web pages, send HTTP requests, etc.
SOCKS proxy: Proxy IP for TCP/IP protocol, supporting more protocols and functions, such as FTP, SMTP, etc.
Privacy protection category:
No-log proxy: The proxy server does not record the user's access logs, providing higher privacy protection.
Log proxy: The proxy server will record the user's access log, which may affect privacy.
Business Type Classification:
E-commerce agent: A proxy IP specifically used for e-commerce platforms that can simulate multiple user operations to collect goods, monitor prices, etc.
Video proxy: a proxy IP specifically used for video websites or apps, providing stable video streaming transmission.
Game Proxy: A proxy IP dedicated to online games, providing low latency and stable game connections.
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