NAT is a crutch, it's not a solution. IPv6 is already changing that with new network design and technologies like software defined networks, mesh networks and VPN's (not the public ones, the ones corp

To put it simply, CGNAT unintentionally acts similar to a VPN and this improves users privacy. Like I said, law enforcement agencies have difficulties or are even unable to comply with their legal obl

Lifetime? I'd stay away

Included (reboot, install, console) VPN IPMI

Update: my porn is loading slow while on the vpn on this vps. Boooo

What happens if your private subnet just happened to be the same as a VPN you want to connect to?

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Maybe this is a bit naive from me, I must ask: how intense are these attacks? My racknerd VPN was being bombarded 24/7 by AI crawlers, but adding a geoblock filter to nginx was enough to fend them off

Yearly deals are perfect for people on budget looking for small applications, low traffic website, VPN Server, awesome work.

I don't need to worry about powering two machines, DNS amplification attacks, or opening up to the outside world when I'm not at home or VPN.

Yes, I heard that It all started when a competing VPS and VPN provider became envious of YXVM and other Hong Kong-optimized routing providers. In a Telegram group, they pressured YXVM to give up acces

All of our IPMI is over secure VPN. There is no other acceptable option unless it's a tunneled session from a button as Datawagon said.

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The free traffic has been applied to your VPN.

Vpn please

ProtonVPN is quite decent and affordable. Managed to get even close to 1Gbps via their VPN.

I've been using Windscribe (aff / non-aff) since the beginning of May and I'm very happy with it, I purchased it for $29/year, recurring.

You can try Caasify VPN

I have a Tailscale mesh network, (Headscale), and I have some self-built docker containers that run Tailscale Exit Nodes and route all of their traffic out over Wireguard to a commercial VPN. It's ess