I created a subnet to connect the VMs to the internet, then I used tailscale and added them to the VPN's IP pool. If I need to run an application or have a resource exposed, I use its own endpoint.

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So boys I'm now a proud owner of @NameCrane's lifetime deal. Who here is going to regret not buying it 3 years down the lane?

* Wireguard VPN

I see they also offer VPN service with unmetered Bandwidth.

Also IPMI access using Leaseweb VPN can be provided, for this you will have to open support ticket.

Do you provision IPv6 with the servers, and assuming there'd be IPMI access via the usual Leaseweb VPN?

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You will not be happy with it for long as VPN though if your users start torrenting with it. The abuse notices will have them kill your service probably before you really hit traffic limits.

The cheapest I can do is 1 EUR per 1 TB billing in + out, which adds up fast for VPN. Also, I have no clue how much CPU will his (I assume) public VPN service consume. On top of that I am unsure if he

specs-wise I don't think he'll need much for a simple VPN.

all of them good for a vpn service because they ignore dmca,are pro free speech and very abuse tolerant (except maybe hostup, i'm not sure about that. you would have to ask by mail)

Like, is it possible to buy 2 lifetime and combine, etc

I don't think Netcup allow public VPN's, you might want to check their ToS

I'm from Russia, we need VPNs, but I can't control the traffic, it can be 10Terebytes or 30.

Already had MXRoute Lifetime, MXRoute Triannual and now I bought this.

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I tried to sign up and use your VPN but I am faced with technical issues.

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