ipv6 Datacenter Providers?

[Etan]

Seems ipv6 proxies wouls be the cheapest way to go for my needs.

ive messaged someone who claims they get 1500 dedicated ipv6's for $12 / month, which understandably, they wont share. searched all over the internet for such a provider for a long time but no dice

If you know, I'd be very grateful to take a DM

Curious to hear what other providers of ipv6 dc proxies some of you know too, even if theyre not quite that cheap!

 

[DamoHG]

https://www.ripe.net/about-us/press-centre/understanding-ip-addressing
There are some providers out there that can give you a /64 which contains 18,446,744,073,709,551,616 IPv6 addresses.

https://subnettingpractice.com/ipv6_subnetting.html is a good tool for splitting ipv6 blocks.

 

[TomTheCat]

IPv6 datacenter IPs are free. Those who charge for them, are looking to make some bucks. Just buy a dedicated server and ask them to give you a /64 IPv6 class.

 

[extremeboy]

Agreed, ipv6 blocks comes free with most dedicated servers, because it's pool is too much big and not in demand that much.

If you are considering to use ipv6 for data scraping etc. then it's not for it.

 

[Etan]

Agreed, ipv6 blocks comes free with most dedicated servers, because it's pool is too much big and not in demand that much.

If you are considering to use ipv6 for data scraping etc. then it's not for it.

IPv6 datacenter IPs are free. Those who charge for them, are looking to make some bucks. Just buy a dedicated server and ask them to give you a /64 IPv6 class.

i see what you mean, however it seems dedicated servers can be pretty expensive, no? i only need about 2000 ips, so id rather pay much less if theres providers out there.

Or is there a good place you could recommend for buying one? am hoping to spend no more than $20/month tbh, so i was thinking dedicated servers would be out ofnthe question for my budget.

 

[Etan]

https://www.ripe.net/about-us/press-centre/understanding-ip-addressing
There are some providers out there that can give you a /64 which contains 18,446,744,073,709,551,616 IPv6 addresses.

https://subnettingpractice.com/ipv6_subnetting.html is a good tool for splitting ipv6 blocks.

Any good providers you wouldnt mind sharing?

 

[TomTheCat]

Dedicated servers start as low as $40. Just look on Google.

 

[extremeboy]

i see what you mean, however it seems dedicated servers can be pretty expensive, no? i only need about 2000 ips, so id rather pay much less if theres providers out there.

Or is there a good place you could recommend for buying one? am hoping to spend no more than $20/month tbh, so i was thinking dedicated servers would be out ofnthe question for my budget.

for what purpose you are looking ipv6 for ? Probably, i can recommend something.

 

[proxygo]

be careful as you can only recommend services in the market place
https://www.blackhatworld.com/forums/proxies-for-sale.112/

 

[Etan]

for what purpose you are looking ipv6 for ? Probably, i can recommend something.

It's for google accounts and maintaining them. Seems im too fresh to PM you, but if you have a cool recommendation for ipv6 proxies for pretty cheap, I'd really appreciate if you could PM me! Thanks!

 

[extremeboy]

It's for google accounts and maintaining them. Seems im too fresh to PM you, but if you have a cool recommendation for ipv6 proxies for pretty cheap, I'd really appreciate if you could PM me! Thanks!

There are couple of ways around, if your budget is too tight then not a good idea to buy a dedicated server, because it must cost at least $40-50 and get ipv6 range into it.

Instead, you can buy ipv6 proxy proxies directly from vendors in the BHW market or Google.

 

[Whitewhistle]

I find it quite interesting that you need IPv6 proxies. Mind asking me what for? Even tho its popularity is increasing, IPv4 is still the dominant protocol out there and it will be a while, before v6 overtakes.

 

[bdman]

few bucks vps can get IPv6/64
thing is you need to turn them as a proxies.

ipv6 are not good for creation and account managing.
you better go to ipv4 or mobile proxies.

 

[Etan]

few bucks vps can get IPv6/64
thing is you need to turn them as a proxies.

ipv6 are not good for creation and account managing.
you better go to ipv4 or mobile proxies.

yea but thats way too expensive if you try to manage somewhere upwards of 2k accounts

 

[bdman]

yea but thats way too expensive if you try to manage somewhere upwards of 2k accounts

don't forget you need to invest money for earn money. people are managing more than 100k accounts.

cheap or free thing not a good idea for long run.

 

[Etan]

don't forget you need to invest money for earn money. people are managing more than 100k accounts.

cheap or free thing not a good idea for long run.

yea but ik a guy managing 1500 with ipv6's for years. nothing wrong with cost cutting if it works imo. i definitely get what you mean, not tryna be overly cheap, but i do realize that people arbitrarily overprice proxies cause they can, and would rather not pay extra if theres better deals out there.

already have too many monthly fees to create and maintain em as it is. so proxies are my best bet for cost cutting.

 

[bdman]

nothing wrong with cost cutting if it works

You're right.

 

[mullor1]

IPv6 datacenter IPs are free. Those who charge for them, are looking to make some bucks. Just buy a dedicated server and ask them to give you a /64 IPv6 class.

is possible info about this?

 

[KaoNaz]

Seems ipv6 proxies wouls be the cheapest way to go for my needs.

ive messaged someone who claims they get 1500 dedicated ipv6's for $12 / month, which understandably, they wont share. searched all over the internet for such a provider for a long time but no dice

If you know, I'd be very grateful to take a DM

Curious to hear what other providers of ipv6 dc proxies some of you know too, even if theyre not quite that cheap!

i need to 10K IPv6 for good price,can u help