Jarvee + VPS + IPs = Perfect Combo

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Hi guys, Ive read so so so much but i don't find the info, i hope you can help me, please:

1-
If I need Jarvee to be 24h/7d, I need a VPS.
You told me that I have to rent a SSD VPS, those VPS only come with Linux, Debian, Ubuntu ...
Jarvee / MassPlanner only work with Windows.
Should i only choose a "Windows VPS" or "Linux VPs + Windows Virtual machine"?

2 -
I dont want to buy proxies, I need to buy some IPs and "transform" them into proxies on my VPS.
But I dont know how to do it, someone? please.


x My plan is to buy the VPS and IPs from "ovh.com"
 
Search for 2 specific threads-

1. Script to convert linux into Windows
2. Create your own Proxy server.

That should do the trick for ya mate.
Cheers!
 
Just get a Windows server. SSD is not that important.. it helps, but it's not important.
 
Many providers offer Windows VPS, you should be able to find one.
You could run a Windows virtual machine inside your Linux VPS (assuming your VPS provider supports nested virtualization), but you would be wasting resources and losing performance for no good reason.

Regarding making your own proxies, you can read my guide here.
 
Hi guys, Ive read so so so much but i don't find the info, i hope you can help me, please:

1-
If I need Jarvee to be 24h/7d, I need a VPS.
You told me that I have to rent a SSD VPS, those VPS only come with Linux, Debian, Ubuntu ...
Jarvee / MassPlanner only work with Windows.
Should i only choose a "Windows VPS" or "Linux VPs + Windows Virtual machine"?

2 -
I dont want to buy proxies, I need to buy some IPs and "transform" them into proxies on my VPS.
But I dont know how to do it, someone? please.


x My plan is to buy the VPS and IPs from "ovh.com"
There are plenty of tutorials online about how to make your own proxies.. there are some threads on here as well, although I'm not sure how up to date they are. You're going to have to do some research, and testing.. and how bad you want it will determine if you succeed or not.

I found making my own proxies was the best thing in the sense of knowing my IPs are actually clean, and havent been abused and then resold a dozen times. Pricing wise, you don't really save much money as you're going to pay roughly the same price that you pay for proxies from most providers.

Difficulty level is probably a 7 out of 10, but all depending how good you are with linux and editing scripts. Once you manage to make the first one, the rest is be a piece of cake.
 
Thanks everyone ^^.
Yes, my plan is a Windows VPS.
After that, i will buy the IPs from the same vendor.

@alain12 How can i buy a windows vps and deploy my vps to debian(as i read on your thread) for making the proxies?

So, i can install Jarvee on my windows vps, make my proxies on another computer who uses debian, ubuntu... And when finished, put them on my windows vps on Jarvee?

Thank you so much!
 
I ask that because as i see, everyone uses windows vps but all tutorials of "how to make my own proxies" are for debian, ubuntu..
 
There are plenty of tutorials online about how to make your own proxies.. there are some threads on here as well, although I'm not sure how up to date they are. You're going to have to do some research, and testing.. and how bad you want it will determine if you succeed or not.

I found making my own proxies was the best thing in the sense of knowing my IPs are actually clean, and havent been abused and then resold a dozen times. Pricing wise, you don't really save much money as you're going to pay roughly the same price that you pay for proxies from most providers.

Difficulty level is probably a 7 out of 10, but all depending how good you are with linux and editing scripts. Once you manage to make the first one, the rest is be a piece of cake.
Listen to this guy I have read him in a couple of threads and you can see he really knows what he is talking about... so if I were you I would buy the proxies to me the time I need to invest to create my own proxies does not justify the reward, buy residential proxies, that will do the trick.
 
There are plenty of tutorials online about how to make your own proxies.. there are some threads on here as well, although I'm not sure how up to date they are. You're going to have to do some research, and testing.. and how bad you want it will determine if you succeed or not.

I found making my own proxies was the best thing in the sense of knowing my IPs are actually clean, and havent been abused and then resold a dozen times. Pricing wise, you don't really save much money as you're going to pay roughly the same price that you pay for proxies from most providers.

Difficulty level is probably a 7 out of 10, but all depending how good you are with linux and editing scripts. Once you manage to make the first one, the rest is be a piece of cake.
So, if i need a 'Windows VPS' for installing 'Jarvee' but a 'Linux based VPS' for making my proxies..
Should I buy 2 VPS?

About pricing is not the same guys:
1x Linux VPS is 3,5€/mo or 14€/mo for Windows
But buying IPs for my own VPS is 2,5€/IP one pay time instead of 2€/IP/mo
For example:
10 proxies per year would be: 20€/mo
10 own proxies first year: 25€ one pay time.

Thank you so much
 
So, if i need a 'Windows VPS' for installing 'Jarvee' but a 'Linux based VPS' for making my proxies..
Should I buy 2 VPS?

About pricing is not the same guys:
1x Linux VPS is 3,5€/mo or 14€/mo for Windows
But buying IPs for my own VPS is 2,5€/IP one pay time instead of 2€/IP/mo
For example:
10 proxies per year would be: 20€/mo
10 own proxies first year: 25€ one pay time.

Thank you so much
Pricing varies for vps depending on where you get it from. Alot of time you'll see two vps's with the same specs, but priced completely different depending on the place selling them. You might want to check out Hetzner, they usually have pretty good deals.

The vps I'm using for my proxies is $2 per IP, and they charge quarterly. Far from the cheapest option, so you might want to shop around. For example for 10 IPs, I would pay $60 up front.. because it would be $20 a month x 3 months. I was looking more for quality and good uptime since I needed them to make proxies, but if you shop around I'm sure you can find some for as cheap as $1 per IP.

As for buying separate vps's.. I guess if you can get them from the same provider it wouldn't be bad. I don't run my programs from a vps, I use multiple laptops so I didn't really run into that issue. I know you can install 2 OS on one vps, but theres no way to run both OS simultaneously as far as I know, so I think buying two will be your only option.
 
you should get two VPS, one Windows VPS for Jarvee and other linux in which you can buy 10 IPS from the provider and convert them to proxy ( plenty of guides online).

Now you will have 11 proxies (10 additional IPs and one IP of VPS)
 
Sorry, I won't be PMing anyone else. Expect it to be public in 4 weeks.

Good luck.
 
Sorry, I won't be PMing anyone else. Expect it to be public in 4 weeks.

Good luck.
You told me:
"Shoot me a PM and I'll send you my proxy creation script. I plan to make it public soon anyway".

But I can't PM you
 
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