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Hello, let's saying that you have a file sharing website and you want to hide your file servers IPs.

The setup looks like this:

Hetzner file servers (Original IP)

and you want to do it like this:

Fake IP --> Hetzner file server
(we already trying a reserve proxy with 1.400euro/month, but we have all the time network problem)

With this way, we want to void any upcoming abuse to Hetzner. Until now, almost 1 year, the reserve proxy make the job very well.

So, is there any cheaper way to hide the real file server IP, but to keep for us the very good network from the Hetzner file servers?
 
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ovpn public IPV4, some other providers have similar solutions. You may contact them if you have high traffic
 
Use Cloudflare as a reverse proxy.
Use a GRE tunnel to route traffic through another server.
 
zippytroupe10 said:
Use Cloudflare as a reverse proxy.
Use a GRE tunnel to route traffic through another server.
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Not working. They release every time our original server details in the abuse company.
 
You can use Ngnix or haproxy for this purpose as a reverse proxy. Buy a VPS with good network speed and use nginx to reverse proxy it towards hertzner
 
stromind said:
You can use Ngnix or haproxy for this purpose as a reverse proxy. Buy a VPS with good network speed and use nginx to reverse proxy it towards hertzner
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Any suggestions for a good VPS? Until now we spend a lot moneys for 10Gbps unmetered but the result for the begin is good network connection and after some time the problems started.
 
f4hr9fu said:
Any suggestions for a good VPS? Until now we spend a lot moneys for 10Gbps unmetered but the result for the begin is good network connection and after some time the problems started.
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for 10G you should opt for dedicated servers, specially DMCA ignored ones.
 
If you're worried about abuse reports, you could also route traffic through residential or ISP proxies in front of your file server, which can make your traffic harder to trace.
 
f4hr9fu said:
Hello, let's saying that you have a file sharing website and you want to hide your file servers IPs.

The setup looks like this:

Hetzner file servers (Original IP)

and you want to do it like this:

Fake IP --> Hetzner file server
(we already trying a reserve proxy with 1.400euro/month, but we have all the time network problem)

With this way, we want to void any upcoming abuse to Hetzner. Until now, almost 1 year, the reserve proxy make the job very well.

So, is there any cheaper way to hide the real file server IP, but to keep for us the very good network from the Hetzner file servers?
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That makes sense, especially if you're dealing with abuse reports. You could look into using Cloudflare or another CDN with an origin shield to mask your server's real IP while maintaining performance. Another option might be tunneling traffic through a cheaper reverse proxy provider or setting up your own using a VPS with a strong network to act as an intermediary.
 
newbie02 said:
Can you share which server provider that you're using? I'm also looking for a cheap 10Gbps unmetered dedicated server with DMCA ignored.
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You cannot get a cheap dedicated with 10Gbps unmetered with DMCA ignored.
We pay over of 800euro of each machine.
 
f4hr9fu said:
You cannot get a cheap dedicated with 10Gbps unmetered with DMCA ignored.
We pay over of 800euro of each machine.
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a lot of money, I use completely anonymous hosting, I pay $600 for 256 ram, Intel Xeon E5-2698 v4, 10x12TB in raid10 and 10gbps unmetered bandwidth. But it's hard to order a server because there's a long wait...but it's all down to luck. Many hosting companies exaggerate with "bandwidth" and inflate their prices. I think it's good to negotiate before ordering, that way you can get a good price.
 
f4hr9fu said:
Any suggestions for a good VPS? Until now we spend a lot moneys for 10Gbps unmetered but the result for the begin is good network connection and after some time the problems started.
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What is the specific problem? Can you tell us so that we can avoid this problem when choosing a VPS? Thank you
 
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