@Maounique - Presumably he has a server which will interact with the machine(s) behind the residential IP, and doesn't know how to make the client initiate the connection/what dynamic DNS is.

This guy does not need a residential IP. He needs a Windows RDP connection.

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Because it isn't normal to be asking for residential IP's when you should be running you site off of a vps or some other less likely to go down hosting.

I already answered it - for legit business which requires multi IP. No boting, no hacking, no shady things. It is just a site which I am working with doesn't like proxies and datacenter IPs. Why ther

Still don't get why all this hate against legit people seeking for residential IPs? Funny, I found another thread made here on lowendtalk few months back and same people were barking there. Get a life

What bots you are talking about? I need just 1 additional residential IP and all I got is 1000 barking dogs for some reason. I don't know what is all this hype around renting real residential IPs. I w

Please tell that to a website like google.com and its domains. You can't go around for 5 minutes with advanced search operators to find what you want before being shown a captcha.

So it is fishy. The website does they very best to keeps bots away, and you do your very best to get around it with using residential IPs. If you would work with the platform in a legitimate way they

Because he does want some kind of server on a residential IP (multiple, I suppose). He doesn't just want a dedicated IP for his home connection.

Translated: There's a website that has proxy / VPN detection and I need to bypass that to get on their site. I can't use my real residential IP because I'm probably banned / will get banned. What's wr

and hosting IPs. Therefore I need to find real residential IP.

Since I live in small country I know that my 2-3 ISPs don't provide this, so I have to look for other countries residential IPs. I prefer Europe. Nothing fishy, nothing smelly just legit business.

I've not said his perfect, just that I've learned a lot from him. His classes for linux beginners are good enough. I haven't watched all his videos, probs only 15-20 I think.

Hosting at home is good if you can make the setup secure enough. The problem is that your residential IP will be available for the world to see, making that way of hosting not that private. If you wan

All residential Virgin Media connections are FTTC and the CMTS induces latency.

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It is not going anywhere. Not towards the shrinking side, at any rate. Residential IPv6 deployments are all a /64 or more (requirement for SLAAC), due to this every blocklist, spamlist and connection

Maybe. UK residential ISPs are all reasonably shit.

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