Hmm,
maybe there is another issue. I just tested proxy. It looks like UDP is blocked but on provider website was that they support it. I contacted them:
Just an amateur idea, not sure if it’s realistic. Would it be possible to forward my proxy, since it supports TCP/UDP, as an OpenVPN server, and run the client in a container?
I have a provider that allows me to generate an unlimited number of configurations, so I can use a different config for each container. The TCP configuration works fine when I test it using commands like curl ifconfig.me. However, I am having issues with UDP, and that’s what I need to figure...
I have applications running in Docker containers that operate on port 51820 UDP. I would like each of them to have a different public IP address. When I ran different OpenVPN configurations, such as from Surfshark, I achieved this goal, but Surfshark doesn’t allow for a large number of...
So it's a very expensive solution because I simply need as many IP addresses as possible. I found a provider that offers unlimited residential proxies with UDP support billed per GB, but now I'm struggling with configuring it on Ubuntu.
Hello,
I'm searching for an alternative to Kamatera where I can order a few Windows 7 or newer RDP instances that allow me to power them off and incur a minimal fee for retention. I need VPS services for use only a few hours each day without losing its data.
Any recommendations?
Thanks!
I used their trial and it’s very good but I have never received reply from support. My friend filled their trial form and they also have not replied since a few days :(
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