My OperaHow Can I Get Different IPs On My Elite Proxy?
Saturday, November 14, 2009 6:15:51 AM
For those who are going to setup their own Elite Proxy, making sure your IPs are from different C class IP ranges is something you should pay special attention to. It isn't a topic that is discussed often, but by not making sure you are using IPs on your proxy server from different C class IP ranges you are opening the door to be blocked by websites.
IPs are divided into different ranges, A B C and D. By using ranges we are able to log network IDs and network activity. Everyone on the internet is assigned an IP which is used to identify them while they are online. Most people know that by going offline and then back online you are able to change your IP, but more often than not it is still within the same IP range. This allows companies and other people to more easily identify your activities as even after changing your IP, it has not been changed to the extent that they are unable to make any connection between your old and new IP. websites could potentially use a setup that tracks IP activity to find similarities between IPs online and stop unwanted spam. If you wish to remain anonymous to websites then C class IP ranges for your proxy server should help you to do so.
As already stated above, not changing your IP significantly may mean websites is able to make a connection between two or more accounts you use to post on websites with even after you change your IP (as the new IP you are assigned has not changed enough to make you look like a completely different user from somewhere else). This also applies to proxy servers and is why you should consider getting IPs from as many different C class IP ranges as possible. Typically, IPs that are assigned to proxy servers are normally within the same C class range, which is what you do not want. Remaining anonymous is very important for anyone posting ads in quantity on websites, so be sure to get a Elite Proxy with IPs in different C class IP ranges.
IPs are divided into different ranges, A B C and D. By using ranges we are able to log network IDs and network activity. Everyone on the internet is assigned an IP which is used to identify them while they are online. Most people know that by going offline and then back online you are able to change your IP, but more often than not it is still within the same IP range. This allows companies and other people to more easily identify your activities as even after changing your IP, it has not been changed to the extent that they are unable to make any connection between your old and new IP. websites could potentially use a setup that tracks IP activity to find similarities between IPs online and stop unwanted spam. If you wish to remain anonymous to websites then C class IP ranges for your proxy server should help you to do so.
As already stated above, not changing your IP significantly may mean websites is able to make a connection between two or more accounts you use to post on websites with even after you change your IP (as the new IP you are assigned has not changed enough to make you look like a completely different user from somewhere else). This also applies to proxy servers and is why you should consider getting IPs from as many different C class IP ranges as possible. Typically, IPs that are assigned to proxy servers are normally within the same C class range, which is what you do not want. Remaining anonymous is very important for anyone posting ads in quantity on websites, so be sure to get a Elite Proxy with IPs in different C class IP ranges.
