What are the three types of ProxySG surrogates?

The types of ProxySG surrogates refer to how different proxies handle requests and sessions to optimize performance and maintain security. Connection, IP, and cookie surrogates each serve specific purposes in traffic management and user session handling.

Connection surrogates help manage the connections between the client and the server. They ensure that the requests are handled in a way that maintains efficiency and responsiveness during data exchanges.

IP surrogates enable the ProxySG to maintain session information based on the IP addresses of the clients. This allows the proxy to keep track of user sessions effectively, which is crucial for maintaining state and managing resources.

Cookie surrogates utilize cookies to identify and manage user sessions. By leveraging cookies, the proxy can store and retrieve session data, ensuring that user experiences are seamless even as they navigate different resources.

Together, these three types of surrogates work to optimize how the ProxySG interacts with both clients and servers while providing a controlled environment for data handling and user management.