How to Hide IP of VPS ?

[developer55]

Hello tech people please share your knowladge on this

I have a vps which is connected to cloudflare , still my vps provider getting notices from cloudflare , how to hide vps ip so notices won;'t sent , please provide solution ?

 

[Gogol]

You need to turn the proxy on in your dns config.

https://community.cloudflare.com/t/what-is-the-difference-between-proxied-and-dns-only/173310

That should do it.

 

[developer55]

You need to turn the proxy on in your dns config.

https://community.cloudflare.com/t/what-is-the-difference-between-proxied-and-dns-only/173310

That should do it.

dns proxy is already on , so why i am getting notices from cloudflare not from vps provider, then cloudflare forward that complain to my vps provider and the he sent me the notice

 

[Gogol]

dns proxy is already on , so why i am getting notices from cloudflare not from vps provider, then cloudflare forward that complain to my vps provider and the he sent me the notice

Ah I see so it is not about ip leaking, but complaints. I did not read the OP fully.

Ofcourse they do. Any legitimate hosting/domain provider (or DNS provider) will do the same since they have to comply with the law. You can't escape it.

 

[FistFullOfCash]

Proxies wont hide what you are doing from the VPS provider, only a VPN can stop the ISP from knowing what you are up to, from my understanding. On top of the VPN you can have proxies, there's some good tools I used to use like socks5/Private Proxies, SSH tunnel or even software like proxifier which rotates the proxies when one drops. I also have, a proxy scraper from GSA marketing software (very good), which cost me like $440, though now it costs a fraction of that.

 

[hideath]

Any complaints sent to Cloudflare will be forwarded to you or hosting provider, there's no protection from their side,
Just use a bullet proof hosting, there are plenty in here

 

[developer55]

Any complaints sent to Cloudflare will be forwarded to you or hosting provider, there's no protection from their side,
Just use a bullet proof hosting, there are plenty in here

Could you suggest few with budget and best performance.

 

[hideath]

Could you suggest few with budget and best performance.

There are plenty of threads shared in bhw for these,
Make a search and you'll come up with lists,

I would recommend hostgnome tho:
https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/h...s-nvme-ssd-cpanel-linux-windows-3-99.1247073/

 

[Swaraz51]

It's cloudflare responsibility to forward complaint to your or your hosting provider. As they just work as proxy and cache your website.

 

[Angela_Alva]

You need to turn the proxy on in your dns config.

https://community.cloudflare.com/t/what-is-the-difference-between-proxied-and-dns-only/173310

That should do it.

Let me ask, do I need to rent a proxy by month or year, then assign it to cloudflare and does the proxy save the access history or who visits that website?

 

[Angela_Alva]

Proxies wont hide what you are doing from the VPS provider, only a VPN can stop the ISP from knowing what you are up to, from my understanding. On top of the VPN you can have proxies, there's some good tools I used to use like socks5/Private Proxies, SSH tunnel or even software like proxifier which rotates the proxies when one drops. I also have, a proxy scraper from GSA marketing software (very good), which cost me like $440, though now it costs a fraction of that.

Can you give me some keywords about proxy or VPN that has such anonymous function?

 

[FistFullOfCash]

Keywords? My info is somewhat dated but socks5 used to be the best proxy, now there is mobile proxies ipv4. I've heard socks4 leaks info. Look at ssh tunnel too through like putty for encrypted tunneling. Private proxies can be leased though are more for running software.

I've been using proxies since high school to get around filters, 32 now. VPN is going to blanket cover your connection but is one piece of a more secure setup. There's different protocols you can use if one goes dead, switching that usually works. Get a VPN that doesn't keep logs.

Chances are your iOT devices keep logs, even a phone. Modem routers with SIM card are an option, they do not, I believe. There's even ones that take 2 SIM cards and can act like normal router now days.

So if you are using a VPN the people who maintain the server can probably still see what you are doing, that's why it's best to work with the TOS of the service provider.

 

[FistFullOfCash]

Keywords? My info is somewhat dated but socks5 used to be the best proxy, now there is mobile proxies ipv4. I've heard socks4 leaks info. Look at ssh tunnel too through like putty for encrypted tunneling. Private proxies can be leased though are more for running software.

I've been using proxies since high school to get around filters, 32 now. VPN is going to blanket cover your connection but is one piece of a more secure setup. There's different protocols you can use if one goes dead, switching that usually works. Get a VPN that doesn't keep logs.

Chances are your iOT devices keep logs, even a phone. Modem routers with SIM card are an option, they do not, I believe. There's even ones that take 2 SIM cards and can act like normal router now days.

So if you are using a VPN the people who maintain the server can probably still see what you are doing, that's why it's best to work with the TOS of the service provider.

One of the most secure setups I heard of from someone that used to be on exploit was VPN to VMWare with VPN to Remote connection with some kind of layering. The more things you add the more that can go wrong. 7 VPN and proxies will slow you down a lot. There's devices you can get off Craigslist used and open wifi at McDonald's and stuff that is probably simpler for many needs.