If you encounter connection problems that slow down your productivity or do not allow you to download ressources nor process large files, you should consider using, buying IPv6 proxy servers.

Simplified processing of IP packets by the router speeds up the loading of web pages.

We’re talking about proxy servers but bear in mind that proxies can be used for multi-purposes. 

Here, We’re focusing one Anonymous proxies. They are best known and most purchased IPv6 Proxies.

Anonymous proxy servers prevent direct connections between senders and receivers. They make it possible to hide a client’s IP address behind the communication interface. 

When you visit a website through your IPv6 proxy server you are not really connected to the site. You connect through a remote server, a Proxy that initiates the connection and then retransmits the site to you. Even if the destination site is not secured via the SSL protocol, we transmit it to you via an encrypted SSL connection. 

An IPv6 proxy guarantees a perfect protection of privacy, it avoids any leak of information about your personal data, in other words, the proxy server allows you to hide the IP address of your hardware so that your identity remains anonymous. 

For an higher level of security, the connection between you and the proxy server is encrypted.

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You can browse freely and anonymously without leaving any traces behind you. you with highly anonymous Ipv6 proxies server.

We won’t give here an exhaustive list of differences because it could quickly become painful to read but we remind you the main differences you need to know when you go to buy proxies.

An IPv6 address is longer than an IPv4 address. IPv6 is 128 bits long, compared to 32 bits for IPv4. This gives you a much larger number of addresses.

The IP packet has been simplified, while allowing extensions to be added for new features. This speeds up routing and introduces, among other things, notions of quality of service, security and mobility at the IP level, thus filling major gaps in IPv4.
In addition to improved routing efficiency, certain changes also allow better adaptation to the constraints of current and future networks.

The IPv6 proxy is a device at the edge of a network to translate IPv6 (Internet Protocol version 6) to IPV4 and vice versa.

It enables customers to implement their IPv6 migration plans and meet application availability requirements without disrupting the current network infrastructure.

An IPv6 proxy intercepts traffic and translates the protocols used to ensure that Internet Service Providers (ISPs), carriers and organizations can connect and process all appropriate traffic, whether it is using the old Internet Protocol or the new version introduced in 2012.

The new standard, IPv6, uses, among other things, a different and longer IP addressing configuration.

An IPv6 proxy has similarities with an IPv6 gateway. Both can be implemented in software or hardware, and both can support IPv4 to IPv6 address translation.

One of the main differences is that a proxy hides the network behind it and can filter or block traffic for security reasons, whereas a gateway functions more like a doorway. Gateways define the edge of a network and the protocols and configurations used, but typically do not filter, but simply translate and route information.

The number of possible IP addresses under the IPv4 standard is several orders of magnitude less than the number of possible addresses under the IPv6 standard.

Given the explosive growth of the Internet since its origins, and the number and types of devices that can connect to it, the IPv6 standard was introduced to address the expected exhaustion of possible IP addresses.

For most uses, no new IPv4 addresses are available.

Although IPv6 offers significant benefits, including simplified routing and packet headers, more than half of Internet traffic still uses IPv4. Organizations are gradually migrating from IPv4 to IPv6 as IPv4 addresses are depleted, but many existing data centers, devices and business applications still use IPv4. Without an IPv6 proxy to perform translation between protocols, users with IPv4 devices or connections cannot connect to web sites hosted on IPv6 servers. Deploying a proxy enables access to users regardless of their device or connection type.

It all depends on the website’s size you want to scrap  and your intentions:

• Volume of data or pages you want to scrap 
• What is the limit of connection or pages requested per hour or minute? 

To get an idea in figures, limit the request to 500 per IP and per hour, most sites use this threshold. But to be sure, it’s best to know the connection limit of the target site.

Is it better to buy dedicated or shared proxy servers ? 

ColdProxy only sells dedicated IPv6 proxy servers.

A dedicated server is a server that only you use, while a shared proxy server is, as the name implies, shared with others. Therefore proxy performance might be deceptive.

For web scraping, the ideal is to buy several private proxies ( a pool of proxies) rather than several shared servers.

It’s an investment, but it’s safer for the extracted data.