In this article, you will learn about two types of IP rotation (organic and forced) and how they affect each other.
You can use residential proxies to rotate and flexibly configure IP addresses.
Froxy has 2 types of rotation: organic and forced.
With organic rotation, the system changes the IP address every time the IP address goes offline. This ensures a stable connection to the proxy. This type of rotation is not configurable and works constantly. Any device you connect to as a proxy can go offline anytime, and we cannot control this process.
Forced rotation is a mandatory IP address change for a certain period (90-3600 seconds). The default value is 3600 seconds.
ATTENTION!
Organic rotation does not affect forced rotation. For example, if the forced rotation value is 3600 seconds, and the IP address you are connected to went offline earlier than 3600 seconds (your forced rotation value), then the IP address will change automatically (organic rotation) regardless of the forced rotation value you set.
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