To understand how backconnect proxies actually work it is important that you know a little about the other proxies as well. A normal proxy is basically a network which manages all the requests of a user in an anonymous way. When you use a regular proxy, you always get to access the internet with same IP address. Along with the IP address, your routing proxy stays always the same too. When a user uses normal proxies from different locations, you will have different IP addresses for each of the location.

How Are Backconnect Proxies Different From Others

Normal proxies have a single IP address or proxy when a user accesses the internet. This is so not the case with backconnect proxies. With backconnect proxies, your server automatically assigns a new proxy whenever a user sends any request to it. All the user requests are tunneled through a large database of IP addresses where a new IP is assigned.

How Backconnect Proxies Work

The process is described in an easy and understanding way:

1. An IP address is used when a user gets to the internet. With the help of this IP address, a user is able to get connected to the backconnect proxy server. This request is sent out by a different IP address.
2. The request of the user is received by the backconnect proxy server. This proxy server is filled with a pool of IP addresses and that is where a new IP address is automatically assigned to the user.
3. On step 3, when a new IP is assigned to the user, a secure connection is granted to the user for safe internet browsing.

All these requests are fulfilled by different servers which assign a new IP on each request of the user. This is why use of backconnect proxies is considered to be more reliable and safe. If a user is idle and not making any requests, in such case a new IP address is automatically assigned to the user after every 10-15 minutes.

Pros And Cons of Backconnect Proxies

Everything has two sides, a good and a bad one, every person has some qualities and some dis-qualities, and same is the case with Backconnect Proxies. In order to know more about the backconnect proxies, let’s take a look at its pros and cons.

Pros of Backconnect Proxies

• Backconnect proxies provide extensive locations access to its users without having a user worry about the instability issue.
• These proxies enable much more IP addresses than the regular proxy services.
• Moreover, these proxies enable the user to deal with any kind of internet traffic no matter how much the load is.
• Another great benefit you get with this service is that you never get banned from any website due to a multiplication of IP addresses assigned to the single user.
• To ensure high anonymity, a user is automatically assigned with a new IP address each time he gets on the internet.

Cons of Backconnect Proxies

• As compared with normal proxies, backconnect proxies are a bit costly. But when you look at the list of its benefits and features, it makes their price totally justified.
• There can be times when backconnect proxies can be slower. This does not happen normally, but yes there can be times when a connection can be overloaded due to multiplications of IP addresses.
• As you know that backconnect proxies work as a group of different IP addresses. These IP addresses often have addresses from different countries. In such cases, it can be difficult for those users to work who only require IP from a certain country.