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ISP blocked my vps ip used for datafeeds
Hi, I'm running Tailscale on my VPS and using a residential IP for a data-mining project. Suddenly my VPS IP looks blocked,either by my ISP or maybe even on the VPS side,because nothing works directly anymore(with my current ISP,other ISP working fine). Only Cloudflare on port 80 still works. I’m guessing it might be due to the high number of requests I send every day (around 1.5GB). Because of this block, all inbound and outbound traffic is failing, including my MySQL DML calls. I’m not sure if the block is from my ISP or from the VPS provider. How do I confirm where exactly it's blocked, and is there any way to bypass it? I’m kind of stuck right now, but the same setup works fine on other ISPs.


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Try using vpn to bypass isp shithole 🙂
Im connecting my home network already via tailscale to vps. On top of that how to add one more vps layers?
I believe, he asked to use a VPN client while SSHing into the VPS. That would confirm if your ISP has blocked it. Or, try accessing the VPS from the host's control panel (using browser) to see what's going on.
Try VNC and see if theres any manual iptables block. Maybe by your fail2ban or something.
my isp sometime does that too. i use vpn to bypass it 😥
Nope, checked that as well
Why not just use CF tunnel?
Already wrote a big chunk of python code and setup everything on top of tailscale. Now revert everything and use CF tunnel will be a headache
That would be difficult then if you are already using tailscale with home internet as exit node. You may ask your vps provider to assign a different ip or move to a different node. Alternatively you might get it working with cloudflare tunnel on vps that uses cloudflare proxy between your vps and home connection.
Then simply use a cloud provider like DigitalOcean or vultr. You can destroy vps and create new with snapshots and you're billed for hourly usage.
I have two vps. Both VPS static ip cant able to ping. May be i need to check with vps provider
If everything is already handled behind tailscale it's strange, never faced ip level blocks with my isp. I have something similar, a data scraper at home whith api exposed to public with CF tunnel and frontend sits on a small vm. Never had any issues not even in the past when I hosted uptime monitoring at home similarly.
Ya this is strange, even unused VPS static ip also not working from the same VPS provider on my ISP. I think my VPS network is blocking my ISP ip range. 🤔 Well my vps provider is @TNAHosting
Could have you tried looking into mtr results to see where the connection gets terminated?
Nevermind its started working, kind of network issue i belive so
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