"A proxy server is just a server that sits between a customer and a real server. The proxy server intercepts request to real server to see if it can look after the requests itself and, if it intact, forwards a request to the real server. A user requests a webpage via his browser. The proxy server first checks the cache to see if the page has already been there and might be served generally.
If not, it passes the request for the web page from the browser to the web server. Since proxy servers offer indirect access to web servers, your internet protocol address along with other somewhat identifying information might be kept passed onto the real server.
A Web proxy server used specially to remove identifying information from the customer requests for the purpose of anonymity is known as an anonymous proxy server."
If not, it passes the request for the web page from the browser to the web server. Since proxy servers offer indirect access to web servers, your internet protocol address along with other somewhat identifying information might be kept passed onto the real server.
A Web proxy server used specially to remove identifying information from the customer requests for the purpose of anonymity is known as an anonymous proxy server."
