CGI Proxies in Thailand
Does your workplace or college have a filter on their wifi? Perhaps you're in a country, such as for instance Cuba, that positively censors parts of the net, however you have to get past such blocks? If this is the situation, utilizing a proxy hosted in Thailand will help you avoid these censors. Much like Google, you simply click on the proxy website, enter your URL and click go. Each CGI proxy offers various degrees of anonymity and encryption, as well as a variety of geo-location IP options (to establish where you'll appear to be based).
Lots of the proxies underneath can offer SSL protection, which encrypts communications between the user and the web proxy. A helpful side effect of SSL is the ability to avoid censorship constraints in countries which prohibit usage of websites.
Table Key
Here we explain the different points of information in the table of proxies above.
Info - Mouseover this icon to see extended details about this proxy, including it's hosting location, speed and uptime.
Proxy Address - This is the URL of the proxy website. Some of the URLs are snipped to keep the table neat, but clicking on any link will open up the proxy in a new browser window. Entries with the padlock icon (
) preceding them means that the website utilises SSL (Secure Socket Layer) encryption for additional security.
IP Address - This is the IP address of the server that the proxy website is hosted on. Many proxies may be hosted on the same IP address.
Country - This is the country that the server the proxy is hosted on is physically located. Any information given in brackets indicates the region of that country, though this is not always available.
Last Checked - This tells you the time and date that the proxy was last checked to see if it is working correctly. The information is presented as follows - year, month, day, time (in 24-hour clock). All times are in the GMT time zone.
Software - This indicates what software script is powering the proxy server.
SSL? - This indicates whether the web proxy can access websites that utilise SSL (Secure Socket Layer encryption). A green tick icon indicates 'yes', whilst a red cross icon indicates 'no'.
Health - This is an indicator of how 'healthy' we think the proxy server is. A green 'Excellent' entry means that we have had no problems connecting to this proxy, whilst a red 'Poor' entry means that we've had major problems accessing the proxy in the past.
