Many people don’t know how to choose a stable proxy IP, nor do they know whether the current proxy IP package is stable. Today we will analyze together what aspects can be considered when choosing a stable proxy IP.
1. Availability of proxy IP
The proxy IP must be stable and available. Whether a proxy IP pool is stable depends on the availability of the proxy IP, which is what we often call efficiency.
The availability rate of high-quality proxy IPs is often above 90%. Don't expect 100%, which is impossible because different network environments have different availability rates.
2. Delay of proxy IP
The latency of a proxy IP refers to the time it takes for a one-way transmission from the source IP to the target IP. Generally, the smaller the latency of a proxy IP, the better. You can test the latency by using commands such as Ping and Tracert.
3. Stability of proxy IP
Stability refers to the fact that the proxy IP connection is not easily disconnected and can operate stably for a period of time. If the remaining survival time of a proxy IP is 3 minutes and it is not disconnected within these 3 minutes, it means that the stability of this proxy IP is very good; if it is disconnected every ten seconds, it means that the stability of this proxy IP is not very good, of course, the premise is that the method of use is correct.
4. Privacy of proxy IP
Privacy means that the proxy IP can hide the user's real IP address and will not disclose the user's identity information to the target server. Transparent proxy IP has poor privacy, followed by ordinary proxy IP, and highly anonymous proxy IP has the highest privacy.
In summary, choosing a stable proxy IP requires considering important factors such as the availability, latency, and privacy of the proxy IP. At the same time, when choosing a proxy IP, you also need to consider the usage scenario, the target website you need to visit, and the reputation and word-of-mouth of the proxy IP service provider to ensure the use of a stable proxy IP service.
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