How to hide your website's origin IP address?

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How can I hide my website's origin IP address, so that no one can know who's my Hosting provider?

I don't want to use Cloudflare because it'll forward any DMCA complaints to my hosting provider and I'll get banned.

So, is there any other way to achieve this? Can I set up my own reverse proxy (like Cloudflare)?

or

Is there any other reverse proxy service which is completely anonymous (doesn't forward DMCA or any other complaints to my hosting provider)?

I am kinda surprised that why there isn't already a service like Anonymous CDN / proxy that hides your website's details.
 
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1. u should be hosting on a dmca ignore host to begin with & you should have ur domain on a private registrar. the fact that ur already screwed and only worrying about a cdn is just... stupid.
2. u 100% need a cdn if you want your website to work for ur users
3. your cdn doesnt forward dmca complaints, they go by ur domain
4. if you dont trust cloudflare, make ur own cdn
 
C4rnage569 said:
1. u should be hosting on a dmca ignore host to begin with & you should have ur domain on a private registrar. the fact that ur already screwed and only worrying about a cdn is just... stupid.
2. u 100% need a cdn if you want your website to work for ur users
3. your cdn doesnt forward dmca complaints, they go by ur domain
4. if you dont trust cloudflare, make ur own cdn
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Thanks for replying,
I haven't registered my domain yet, what private domain registrar should I use?
I am looking at Lyra, Internetbs, dynadot
 
I think DDOS-GUard should do the trick. But why not choosing an no DMCA hosting?

About domains internetbs is good
 
Depends from whom you need that to hide and what for.
If you are going to prevent or foresee potential DDoS attacks better to start using DDoS proxy or related solutions.
 
webproxy said:
I don't want to use Cloudflare because it'll forward any DMCA complaints to my hosting provider and I'll get banned.
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Or just use a DMCA ignored host? There's tons here: https://www.blackhatworld.com/forums/hosting.196/

I probably get a ton of DMCA crap on a daily basis, but never had a problem.
 
Why you use a normal Hosting behind Cloudflare?

Get Offshore Hosting, that is a little "stupid" using cloudflare to hide your IP, I mean you have a Hosting that doesn't accept DMCA.
Why you don't use a Offshore Hosting?

Alternative to Cloudflare is DDoS-Guard.net free plan.
 
CloudFlare
(but don't use the default settings, it will not hide the ip perfectly, u need to make some changes in the settings to hide the ip)
 
bossofthebosses said:
CloudFlare
(but don't use the default settings, it will not hide the ip perfectly, u need to make some changes in the settings to hide the ip)
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Elaborate?

Like skipping MX details for email, or is there more? Would like to know.
 
Psh said:
Elaborate?

Like skipping MX details for email, or is there more? Would like to know.
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Yes remove all details except these 2 records:
www
@
and make sure to turn on the 'proxy' for these 2 records
 
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bossofthebosses said:
Yes remove all details except these 2 records:
www
@
and make sure to turn on the 'proxy' for these 2 records
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There are a SECRET weapon to discover a IP of Forum.
You can use reverse proxy, you can use cloudflare. Is still be possible to know the IP, even if MX are very well hidden.

I can tell you, in MP. I don't share this to public for abuse reasons.
 
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There are a SECRET weapon to discover a IP of Forum.
You can use reverse proxy, you can use cloudflare. Is still be possible to know the IP, even if MX are very well hidden.

I can tell you, in MP. I don't share this to public for abuse reasons.
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Could you please share that with me also.
 
In general, people want their websites to be reachable. Why do you want to hide your origin IP address?
 
bossofthebosses said:
Yes remove all details except these 2 records:
www
@
and make sure to turn on the 'proxy' for these 2 records
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I can confirmed this doesn't work with cloudflare. Sometime ago I got a DMCA complaint from cloudflare and they suspended my vps. How? Simple, cloudflare has access to your real vps ip. All they gotta do is go to iplocation.net to find out who is the ISP. Then, they contact the company about the complaint.

DMCA ignored host is the best way to avoid this, since cloudflare will not have any way to contact the "company", because of the nature of the server ips.
 
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