What are the types of ip proxy?

What are the types of ip proxy? Today, Tomato Accelerator will introduce you to several common ip proxy classifications. 　　HTTP proxy 　　HTTP proxy refers to the use of a proxy server to enable network users to access external websites. The proxy server is a server between the browser and the web server. It is a network browsing method based on the hypertext transfer protocol. Its function is to prevent the counterfeit part of the local area network that restricts the protocol. 　　SSL proxy 　　 An SSL proxy is a device, usually a router or computer, that uses the Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) protocol to route traffic from the client to other servers. SSL is an encryption protocol used to create a secure connection from a client to another client or server. SSL is usually used together with Hypertext Transfer Protocol to create a more secure connection when browsing the Internet. What are the types of ip proxy? 　　HTTP CONNECT proxy 　　 HTTP CONNECT proxy server is a proxy server that allows users to establish TCP connections to any port. 　　FTP proxy 　　 is used for two-way transmission of control files on the Internet. At the same time, it is also an application (Application). Users can connect their PCs to all servers running FTP protocol around the world through it, and access a large number of programs and information on the servers. The main function of FTP is to allow users to connect to a remote computer (the FTP server program is running on these computers) to see which files the remote computer has, and then copy the files from the remote computer to the local computer, or send the files from the local computer Far remote computer. 　　POP3 proxy 　　 POP is applicable to the email protocol of the offline model of the C/S structure. It has been developed to the third version, called POP3. It specifies how to connect a personal computer to an Internet mail server and an electronic protocol for downloading e-mail. It is the first offline protocol standard for Internet email. POP3 allows users to store mail from the server to the local host (ie their own computer) and delete the mail stored on the mail server. The POP3 server follows POP3 Protocol receiving mail server, used to receive e-mail. 　　Socks proxy 　　 Socks proxy is an all-powerful proxy, just like an adapter board with many jumpers, it simply connects the system on one end to the other end. Supports multiple protocols, including http, ftp requests and other types of requests. It is divided into two types, socks 4 and socks 5. Socks 4 only supports TCP protocol and socks 5 supports TCP/UDP protocol, and also supports various authentication mechanisms and other protocols. Its standard port is 1080.