Curious about VM machines and Clix

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Can one server host 5-25 VM machines and if so can I change the IP address of the machines or somehow make sure the first first 2 octets of the machines are very different OR do I need to have 3-5 different set of servers to do this?

I would like to drive cicks to my money site on the weekend only thur-sat. Is there a solution so i can log into machines with different IP addresses to do this?

I know google is tracking IP address or even Mac but do they still bother to find the source when you remote your way in? |
(saying I know because things i do at my home IP become dead clicks or traffic on assets.

Adding... giving this more thought could I keep a trackable list of VMs? I would have to destroy and rebuild them weekly I guess as well, i am confused how to get the IPs on rotation
 
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You’re not far off, but the key issue isn’t the number of VMs ,it’s how you manage the IP layer behind them. You can absolutely run 10 or 20 VMs on a single server, but unless each one is routed through a distinct upstream connection, they’ll all leak the same public IP. Google picks that up instantly.

If your traffic dies when it comes from your home IP, that’s already your answer: it’s not just tracking IP, it’s matching patterns ,DNS, timezone, browser behavior, even mouse flow.

Instead of rebuilding everything each week, what you actually need is clean session separation and unique exit points. Either through proxies that truly rotate upstream (not just subnets), or using physical devices that give you real residential diversity.

If you’re only running Thursday to Saturday, it’s doable with a small base ,but you’ll need to avoid anything that looks “scripted.” I can help you sketch a minimal setup if you want to move forward.
 
Hmm thanks, I kind would like to crash and burn a bit figuring this out. I just need to know it can be done. I would like to get deep into fully understanding the concepts behind this and why its working.

What type of device am I looking for? Can I buy a outdated version of the equipment for a cheap price or thrift store for the device you mentioned?

Thanks for the response, I learn better by doing for sure and will take any info you give. I been meaning to do something like this for a while and not i have a reason to. I have always been interested in how to gain some light skills in hiding ip addresses and the mac as well if possible
 
Yes, a single server can run multiple VMs depending on your hardware specs. RAM and CPU will be key if you're thinking about running 5–25 instances.
 
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