What is a native IP? How to obtain an overseas native IP?

1. What is native IP?
A native IP address is a real IP address assigned directly to a user by an Internet Service Provider (ISP) without the need for a proxy or forwarding. The country of registration for this type of IP matches the registration location of the server where the IP is located. This type of IP address is directly associated with the user's device or network and is not forwarded or hidden by any intermediate server or proxy.

A native IP is one where the country where the IP is registered is different from the country where the IP is located. For example, if the IP was originally registered in the United States, and then a new server was built in India, and the IP was "broadcasted" there, then this IP is not a native IP. This type of IP is easily mistaken for an address error because the IP database is not updated in a timely manner.

2. What are the advantages of native IP?
1. Authentic and reliable: Native IP is the IP address directly assigned to users by Internet Service Providers (ISPs) without proxy or forwarding. Therefore, they can provide accurate geographic location information and have higher reliability and stability in network communications.

2. High-speed connection: Since the native IP is directly associated with the user device or network without the interference of intermediate servers or agents, faster connection speeds can be achieved. This is very important for applications that require real-time data transmission, video streaming, online games, and other applications that require fast response times.

3. Geographic location association: The native IP address corresponds to the user's physical location or network connection area. This makes the native IP very useful in applications that need to accurately identify the user's location or perform geolocation testing. For example, marketing and advertising require targeted advertising based on the user's geographic location, and the native IP can provide accurate geographic location information.

4. Not easy to be blocked: Native IP is assigned by ISP and is generally not considered anonymous or proxy IP by websites or service providers. This reduces the risk of being blocked or restricted access, allowing users to access restricted content or services more stably.

5. Wide applicability: Since native IP is directly assigned to users, it is suitable for a variety of application scenarios, including but not limited to localized operations of cross-border e-commerce, web browsing, application development, data collection, etc. Users can choose appropriate native IP according to their needs and purposes.

6. Reliability and stability: Native IP is directly provided and managed by the ISP, so network communications have higher reliability and stability, generally providing better connection quality and consistent service.

3. How to test whether the IP is native? To obtain an overseas native proxy IP, you can choose a reliable proxy IP service provider. Kookeey static residential proxy has native IP inventory. Generally speaking, this type of inventory is small, so you can confirm with customer service before purchasing. If you want to test whether the proxy is native, you can start with the following steps:

1. Obtain proxy information, including address, host, account and password, etc.

2. Check the WHOIS information of the IP address

Paste in the WHOIS information of the IP address found using the WHOIS query tool. Local IPs are usually assigned directly to end users by Internet Service Providers (ISPs), so the name of the ISP or related information should be displayed in the WHOIS message. If the WHOIS message shows an ISP, then it is most likely a native IP.

3. Perform a reverse DNS query: Perform a reverse DNS query to view the domain name of the IP address. Native IPs usually have attribution information directly associated with the domain name, rather than being relayed through a proxy server or sharing service. Therefore, if the reverse DNS query results directly show the domain name associated with the IP address, then this is most likely the native IP.

In summary, native IP has the advantages of authenticity, high-speed connection, regional relevance, easy blocking, wide applicability, independent network access, reliability and stability. You can identify the native IP by viewing the WHOIS information of the IP, performing a reverse DNS query, and testing network latency and stability.