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So the problem was that for some reason ipv6 on buyvm is by default disabled. And you then need to configure it manually. Got it solved with a ticket.

BuyVM has routed IPv6 /48 so you could likely do something fancy with that (have your router connect to the VPS, and then every device on your network could get its own IPv6 address within that range,

I'm currently self-hosting my own DNS servers using three VPSes on BuyVM's anycast network, plus two VPS in Australia. I host some sites that primarily serve Australians, so for those domains I'm usin

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One may call that opinionated or not, but a performance difference of 5x and more is very significant and I bet that 95+% of users strongly prefer to see a reasonable spread. So if a VPS almost always

Do you mean create a wireguard between your PC and buyVM VPS,

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I DON'T wanna go thru the hassle of enabling a firewall in my router to enable ICPM, I DON'T wanna run a command to go to a web page every x days because my ipv4 changed. I have the 512 BUYVM slab fo

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It works for me on a 512MB slice from BuyVM

512 MB slice (BUYVM)

If they fine pay $250 per month for setup above they can try.

All 1Gbps ports capped to 250-350 Mbps. If you find 10Gbps port you will get only 1Gbps at least. IPs limited to up 10 on many providers

https://BuyVM.net

Have you checked with Buyvm.net @Francisco they have Luxembourg Location