What is HTTP Proxy IP
HTTP proxy IP is a way to make network requests and data transmission through a proxy server, which allows the client to hide its real IP address when making network requests, achieving higher anonymity and privacy protection. By using a proxy IP, the client's real IP address is replaced by the IP address of the proxy server, and the target website cannot directly obtain the client's real IP address.
Dial-up IP refers to the IP address we get with the help of dial-up Internet access mode. In the journey of dial-up Internet access, users use devices such as modems or routers, rely on telephone lines or other dial-up methods, and embrace the Internet service provider's network affectionately. Once the Internet is successfully connected, there will be an IP address to define your network identity, which is your dial-up IP. However, this IP address is usually temporary, and you will get a new IP address every time you dial again.
This is mainly because the dial-up Internet access mode uses dynamic IP allocation. Dynamic IP, its IP address is dynamically assigned to you from the Internet service provider's huge IP address library. Therefore, every time you dial a connection, your device is like freely picking an available IP address in a large IP address pool.
For this reason, the dial-up IP is not stable and may change each time you dial again. This undoubtedly brings some inconvenience to those applications or services that require a fixed IP address. In addition, since the dial-up IP is directly connected to the Internet service provider's network, its speed and stability are mainly limited by your local network environment and the Internet service provider. Therefore, its Internet speed and stability will be affected to a certain extent.
There are the following differences between using HTTP proxy IP and dial-up IP:
IP address source: Dial-up IP is the IP address obtained through dial-up Internet access, while HTTP proxy is the IP address obtained through a proxy server.
Connection method: Dial-up IP is to access the Internet by directly connecting to the Internet service provider's network, while using HTTP proxy is to connect to the proxy server, which then forwards the request to the target website.
IP address change: Dial-up using IP will obtain a new IP address each time you redial, while using HTTP proxy can maintain a relatively stable IP address unless the proxy server changes.
Anonymity: Dial-up IP has lower anonymity because the real IP address can be traced, while using an HTTP proxy can hide the real IP address and provide higher anonymity.
Network speed: The network speed of dial-up using IP is limited by the local network environment and Internet service provider, while the network speed of using HTTP proxy is affected by the bandwidth and stability of the proxy server.
The differences in usage restrictions between dial-up IP and HTTP proxy are mainly reflected in IP source, connection method, IP address change, anonymity, network speed and usage restrictions.
The advantage of using IP for dial-up is that there are no restrictions on its use, but the connection method is not flexible enough, the IP address changes irregularly, the anonymity is poor, and the network speed is slow.
The usage restrictions of HTTP proxy are mainly subject to the usage restrictions of the proxy server, such as the number of concurrent connections and traffic restrictions, but its connection method is more flexible, the IP address changes regularly, the anonymity is better, and the network speed is faster.
When choosing which method to use, you need to make a choice based on your own needs and actual situation. If you need to crawl a large amount of data or access the network, it is recommended to use HTTP proxy; if you only need simple network access or chat, dialing and using IP is more convenient.
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