How do your proxies work? Do they use login and password authorization or IP address binding?
By default, all our proxies use login and password authorization. However, we can also set up IP address binding for you if you have a static IP address.
What is IP address binding?
IP address binding is a method of proxy authentication that allows you to access the proxy server without having to enter a username and password. Instead, your IP address is used to authenticate your connection.
How do I get IP address binding?
To get IP address binding, you need to have a static IP address. You can then contact our support team and they will help you set up IP address binding for your account.
What are the benefits of IP address binding?
IP address binding offers a number of benefits, including:
- Convenience: You don’t have to enter a username and password every time you connect to the proxy server.
- Security: IP address binding can help to improve security by preventing unauthorized users from accessing the proxy server.
What are the drawbacks of IP address binding?
IP address binding also has a few drawbacks, including:
- Compatibility: Not all proxy servers support IP address binding.
- Flexibility: You can only use the proxy server from the IP address that is bound to your account.
Which type of authentication should I use?
The best type of authentication for you depends on your individual needs and preferences. If you are looking for a convenient and secure way to connect to a proxy server, then IP address binding may be a good option for you. However, if you need to be able to connect to the proxy server from multiple IP addresses, then you will need to use login and password authorization.
If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact our support team.
