Proxy concepts
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- Are your proxies static or dynamic
- Are your proxies virgin
- Can I ask for a trial proxy for a particular location
- Can I change DNS for the proxies assigned to me
- Can I combine multiple accounts
- Can I use my proxies on different computers simultaneously
- Can a proxy change my IP address
- Can a proxy hide my IP address
- Captcha avoidance
- Classifieds Posting
- Data Mining
- Do Limeproxies provide city-based proxies
- Do our Proxies support Nike.com
- Do you allow access on port 80 or 8080
- Do you have an affiliate or proxy reseller program
- Do you provide a Single Residential Proxy from a country
- Do you provide the proxies from Atlanta, Connecticut
- Do your proxies require any toolbars or installations
- Do your proxies work on Port 25
- Forward proxy vs reverse proxy — what is the differenceBoth sit in the middle of a connection, but they work for opposite sides. Forward proxy A forward proxy acts on behalf of the client. Your request…
- HTTP vs HTTPS vs SOCKS5 — which protocol should I useLimeProxies exposes both HTTP(S) and SOCKS5 on your assigned endpoints. The right choice depends on what your client is doing. HTTP / HTTPS proxies An…
- How can I Change the proxy location
- How to enable SOCKS5 from Limeproxies Dashboard
- How to get an IP in a specific city
- How to manage Instagram accounts
- How to receive notification during downtime or expiry of proxies
- Marketing & Business Development
- Marketing Intelligence
- Proxy vs VPN vs Tor — which one do I actually needThese three are often lumped together, but they solve different problems. Proxy Routes chosen traffic through a chosen IP, with thousands of addresses…
- SEO
- Social Media
- What are Premium Proxies
- What are Proxies and how do they differ from VPN
- What are the locations available for Premium Proxies
- What are the locations available for Private Proxies
- What if my required location is not available
- What is a Data Center
- What is a Free Proxy
- What is a Proxy Server
- What is a Squid Proxy
- What is a mobile proxy and when do you need oneA mobile proxy routes your traffic through a mobile carrier's network, so requests leave from a 4G or 5G IP assigned by an operator such as Vodafone…
- What is a residential proxy and how does it workA residential proxy routes your request through a real consumer device sitting on a home ISP connection. The target website sees an ordinary household…
- What is a rotating proxy and how does IP rotation workA rotating proxy assigns a different exit IP to your traffic automatically. You keep sending requests to the same gateway endpoint with the same…
- What is a sticky session and when should I use oneA sticky session holds one exit IP for a defined period instead of rotating it on every request. Anything that spans more than one request and carries…
- What is a subnet
- What is an ASN and why do proxy providers mention itAn Autonomous System Number (ASN) identifies the network that owns and routes a block of IP addresses. Every public IP belongs to exactly one ASN, and…
- What is an IP Address
- What is an ISP proxy (static residential) and how is it differentAn ISP proxy — also called a static residential proxy — is a residential IP address hosted on datacenter infrastructure. The address is registered to…
- What is the difference between Datacenter vs Residential proxies
- What is the difference between Private and Premium proxies
- What is the difference betwwn IP4 and IPV6 IP Addresses
- What is the minimum qualification for purchasing Residential proxies
- What types of proxies do Limeproxies offer
- When to buy Premium Proxies
- Why do websites block crawlers and spiders
- Why is my proxy showing a different location in Google
- Will my assigned proxies stay the same month to month or will they change