Topic networking
What Is CGNAT? Why Thousands of Strangers Share One Public IP
CGNAT puts thousands of subscribers behind one public IP. How carrier-grade NAT works, the shared 100.64.0.0/10 space, and why it makes mobile IPs hard to block.
IPv4 vs IPv6 Proxies: Which One Actually Reaches Your Target
IPv4 vs IPv6 proxies: why IPv4 is scarce and trusted, why IPv6 is cheap and abundant, the reach gotcha that catches people, and how sites block a whole IPv6 subnet at once.
What Is a Backconnect Proxy? One Endpoint, a Whole Pool Behind It
What is a backconnect proxy? A single gateway you connect to that routes back through a pool of exit nodes. Why it is called backconnect, how it differs from a proxy list, and when to use it.
What Is a Proxy? A Plain-English Explanation
What is a proxy? A server that makes web requests for you, so the site sees its IP instead of yours. How proxies work, the types that matter, and what a proxy is not.
Forward vs Reverse Proxy: Same Word, Opposite Jobs
A forward proxy sits in front of clients and hides them; a reverse proxy sits in front of servers and hides them. The exact difference, why it matters, and how one request hits both.
What Is an ASN? The Number That Tells Websites Who Owns Your IP
An ASN identifies the network that owns a block of IP addresses. What an Autonomous System is, how ASNs are assigned, and why anti-bot systems check yours before anything else.
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