Yes, a personal VPN (WireGuard, OpenVPN, etc.) is perfectly fine. Just no public or open proxies.

Hello! Can I use it for VPN for example?

The occasional CAPTCHA comes with the territory on datacenter IPs, though I can see how having to switch proxies that often would get old. i.e. I tried out TorGuard for my personal VPN when traveling

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I dont see Lifetime ×1 offer, where is it？

Note: Test the network and check before order. VPN is allowed and is completely fine.

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Generally speaking, it should not be an issue if it's already behind vpn.

lol, you ban all vpn/dc ip addresses? Never seen anyone this extreme.

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Are torrents, behind a vpn with something like gluetun, allowed on these servers?

Thank you to everyone who’s reached out privately and here in the thread to offer help. I honestly wasn’t sure what to expect when I posted, and seeing people willing to support a small project means…

Everyone is asking “why”. I thought the answer should be obvious: OP wants providers to subsidize his personal VPN and mask that traffic with a network tool excuse.

How? because your IP didnt connect to a few select services you didn't clarify before purchase that's on racknerd? Learn what proxy or VPN is you can use on your VPS!

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We allow up to 99TB in our VPS Plans, dedicated server should be a good start for you in your case. However, VPN is allowed in our VPS as long you respect our rules and don't over-abuse constantly in

Yep we can do lifetime/recurring discounts on future instances as well!

We can also arrange a custom bandwidth allocation tailored to your VPN infrastructure's needs, including higher monthly transfer limits.