Hello everyone, welcome to the Channel North. Today, we are going to share with you what native IP, residential IP, and data center IP are. This way, everyone can understand it completely through a video. I will also share some tools and websites with you so that you will know how to check. This way, not only will you understand clearly, but you will also know how to search.
First, let's talk about residential IP. Simply put, it is the IP provided to you by broadband network operators. Whether you are using the network domestically or internationally, the IP provided to you by the broadband operator is basically a residential IP, also known as a home broadband IP or ISP IP. The characteristic of a residential IP is its user authenticity since it belongs to a real user, it has fewer restrictions in online activities. For example, when browsing web pages, you won't encounter strange verifications, or when registering for high IP requirement accounts, you won't face fraud warning or risk control.
Next, let's talk about data center IP, simply put, it is the IP provided to you by cloud service providers and data centers, also known as data center IP. For example, well-known cloud services like Oracle Cloud, Amazon Cloud, Google Cloud, etc., and the VPS you purchase basically provide data center IPs. Some friends may use proxy services, such as airport or VPN, these IPs are basically data center IPs as well. If you're surfing the internet normally, using data center IPs and residential IPs provide similar experiences, there's no need to insist on using residential IPs.
Alright, next, we will share with you how to check if an IP is a data center IP or a residential IP, and how to determine the risk value of the IP. Here are some websites and tools for checking, first, this is a tool to check your local IP because I have already found this demonstration IP online. So, I will use these IPs to demonstrate for everyone. If you want to check your local IP, you can use this tool.
##Demonstration of websites and tools to check IP type and risk value Then, these two website tools are used to check the type of IP, whether it's a residential IP or a data center IP. And this website tool is used to determine the risk value of an IP. Now let's open the first one, after opening it, let's search. After searching, we can see the ISP displayed here, which indicates that this IP is a residential IP, as the ISP shown is related to the internet service provider providing residential IPs.
##Using the second tool to check IP type and risk value Now, let me share with you the second tool. Upon opening the second tool, it's actually simpler, you can see the current IP, it directly tells you that it's a hosting, meaning it's a data center IP, and it also displays proxy or bad IP. This tool is even simpler. Let's check another IP to see.
##FAQ
Q: What is the difference between native IP, residential IP, and data center IP?
A: Native IP: IP provided by ISP directly to the user. Residential IP: IP provided by residential broadband service provider. Data Center IP: IP provided by cloud service providers or data centers.
Q: Can you explain the differences between residential IP and native IP in more detail?
A: Residential IP is provided by broadband service providers and is associated with real users, hence having fewer restrictions during online activities compared to data center IPs.
Q: What are the characteristics of data center IPs?
A: Data center IPs are provided by cloud service providers or data centers. They are commonly used for VPS, cloud services, and proxy services. The user experience with data center IPs and residential IPs is usually similar.
Q: Are there any tools or websites available to check the type and risk value of an IP?
A: Yes, there are tools and websites available to check whether an IP is a residential IP or a data center IP, as well as to determine the risk value associated with an IP.
Q: Can you demonstrate how to check the type and risk value of an IP using tools and websites?
A: Yes, there are tools and websites demonstrated in the content to check the type of IP and its risk value, including a tool to check the ISP of an IP and another tool to classify the IP as a residential or data center IP.
