Proxy de retroconexión

A backconnect proxy presents one fixed gateway address to your client while, behind the scenes, routing each connection through a large pool of exit IPs. You connect to the single endpoint and the provider handles rotation for you, so you never manage individual addresses. It is the delivery mechanism most rotating proxy services use: one entry point, many exits. The design hides pool complexity behind a stable front door.

Your requests all go to the same gateway host and port; the gateway forwards each to a different exit IP from its pool according to a rotation policy — per request, per session or timed. This makes distributing traffic across many addresses effortless from the client's side, which suits large-scale scraping that must dodge per-IP rate limits. The downside is less direct control over which specific exit any request uses, and stateful flows need a session-sticky mode to stay on one address.

s4m expone sus proxies autenticados como puntos finales directos — SOCKS5 en el puerto 1080 y HTTP en el puerto 3128 en una sola región — en lugar de una puerta de enlace de retroconexión rotativa. Para trabajos que necesitan una salida estable y única, puedes añadir una IP dedicada; para necesidades más ligeras de múltiples IP, puedes alternar a través de la lista pública gratuita en tu propio cliente. Si necesitas específicamente rotación de retroconexión de gran grupo, eso es una forma de producto diferente al modelo de centro de datos transparente de s4m. Consulta los planes de proxy.