Apparently, it is impossible to do this with a residential IP. I managed to do it using three separate VPS, registered with different hosts: one VPS for my backend (file hosting), for which I took a one-year subscription, and two other VPS for the reverse proxy, with a monthly subscription...
If I replace the IP address of my VPS with a Residential IP by configuring it in sudo nano /etc/netplan/01-netcfg.yaml, and then set up an Nginx reverse proxy in front of Apache while carefully masking headers(), can my hosting provider still be identified?
I don’t have any DNS records...
Hi everyone,
I’m looking to set up a reverse proxy with Nginx in front of an Apache server to mask the IP of my server. I’ve been facing issues with site suspensions almost every month, so I want to hide the IP of my main server.
I’m planning to subscribe to two VPS plans:
A VPS to host my...
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