But as @jsg said, he is fine with what he got (VPS) for a 4-year period at lowest price point. Probably users will use it for vpn or some low-end work load.. considering the network, disk, server perf

Is there anyone who still needs and wants to buy a Wisecp license? I have an unused Wisecp startup lifetime license

I use it partly for personal VPN, but don't know what is their policy about 'commercial VPN' usage (better to ask from their support). The provided monthly traffic is depends of the ordered VPS plan.

<VirtualHost *:443> ServerAdmin [email protected] ServerName vpn.example.com ProxyPreserveHost On RemoteIPProxyProtocol On <Proxy *> Order deny,allow Allow f

data center of mine and 20TB is great for VPN usage.

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But, even better, this also allows me to, with the help of my uncle who has moved to Paris and had the good fortune to aquire some really interesting exquisite real estate, offer an exquisite opportun

Looks like your IP is less dynamic than you thought and you accidentally triggered bfm on their servers. You can use a VPN to access, or clue in support to the issue and your IP to help.

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So commercial VPN is fine?

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so you are assuming this VPS use case is limited to VPN and Proxies

vpn/proxies don't require disk iops and gb benchmarks