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ipv4 subnet tunnel services -- US or CA east

I'm looking for providers with services like FreeRangeCloud, Hyehost offer for small (/30, /29) ipv4 subnet tunneled over wireguard or vps providers that do this in this region. i probably could just use individual IPs but want to stay within TOS/TOU with the backend being literally my house

I didn't see other providers in the US or CA that do this

Curious

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  • nghialelenghialele Member
    edited October 20

    Found this one few days ago, might give it a look: https://getrealip.net/

  • slowserversslowservers Member, Host Rep

    How much bandwidth are you looking for? How much do you hope to pay?

  • unsafetypinunsafetypin Member
    edited October 20

    @slowservers said:
    How much bandwidth are you looking for? How much do you hope to pay?

    id imagine under 6TB on any given month in/out, 10-15 USD a month seems fair

  • Why not just use pangolin or a cloudflare tunnel? You can run pangolin on pretty much any vps. https://github.com/fosrl/pangolin

  • @kf5ydu said:
    Why not just use pangolin or a cloudflare tunnel? You can run pangolin on pretty much any vps. https://github.com/fosrl/pangolin

    I already do this using wireguard, nginx, and send ipv6 prefixes over the tunnel. these things I guess make that simpler, but doesnt achieve the goal of routed ipv4 addresses to my lab rack

  • @unsafetypin said:

    @kf5ydu said:
    Why not just use pangolin or a cloudflare tunnel? You can run pangolin on pretty much any vps. https://github.com/fosrl/pangolin

    I already do this using wireguard, nginx, and send ipv6 prefixes over the tunnel. these things I guess make that simpler, but doesnt achieve the goal of routed ipv4 addresses to my lab rack

    Before going down that route I would recommend signing up for a free route64 account and doing it with IPv6 first to make sure that’s what you want and to test the concept.

  • unsafetypinunsafetypin Member
    edited October 20

    @kf5ydu said:

    @unsafetypin said:

    @kf5ydu said:
    Why not just use pangolin or a cloudflare tunnel? You can run pangolin on pretty much any vps. https://github.com/fosrl/pangolin

    I already do this using wireguard, nginx, and send ipv6 prefixes over the tunnel. these things I guess make that simpler, but doesnt achieve the goal of routed ipv4 addresses to my lab rack

    Before going down that route I would recommend signing up for a free route64 account and doing it with IPv6 first to make sure that’s what you want and to test the concept.

    I already do it. onidel announces a /48, for me that I rent from FRC. I break that up and route prefixes where I need them using wireguard

    Thanked by 2kf5ydu yoursunny
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