Glossary
IP rotation
Changing the exit address between requests or connections.
Rotation spreads requests across many addresses so that no single address attracts a rate limit. It is the wrong choice when a target needs the same visitor across several requests, which is what a sticky session is for.
Related terms
- Sticky session
A session that keeps the same exit address for a period instead of rotating. - Rate limiting
A target slowing or refusing a client that sends too many requests, usually with a 429 status. - Gateway (backconnect) proxy
A single endpoint you connect to, which assigns an exit address behind the scenes.
Test it on your own targets.
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