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Short writeup of a script I maintain — useful for anyone on a $3-5/month VPS who wants a self-hosted VPN that survives DPI/obfuscation filtering (Russia ТСПУ, Iran, China, school/corp firewalls).

FWIW, i've had other providers ask for creds when troubleshooting, usually to rule out an issue on the vps before pivoting to their network/infra, which makes perfect sense given the differing knowled

DediRock replied and provisioned a fresh VPS to replace the problematic one. The new server is now installed, and I can log in successfully.

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Edit: If you don't get VNC to access to your VPS exactly in case of network problems you should probably expect that reliability of the box will be low and putting anything important on it is just a q

ovh vps-1

We can do below VPS plans in USA :

I am looking for US VPS servers with a configuration of 4 cores and 8GB RAM, priced around $5 or less each. I need approximately 50 VPS in total.

I did not ask the provider to manage my server, debug my application, configure my firewall, or do anything that I could reasonably do myself from inside the VPS.

I fully understand this is a low-end unmanaged VPS, and I was not asking them to troubleshoot my application or manage the OS for me.

it means pushing a vps/shared/server to another user.

For a $7/year VPS, I agree that users should do most troubleshooting themselves. But basic platform access, working power controls, and a clear response about whether the node/control panel is broken

We can do below VPS in Japan. Crypto payment is accepted.

they are super-low end. if you have $7/yr VPS then its DIY troubleshoot. can't expect more from provider.

First, the fact that I can SSH to the VPS from within the VPS itself shows that the SSH service is working normally and that the firewall is not the problem. I also checked all listening ports and fou