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I should mention that our TOS does not allow proxying servers at other hosts (including your home), so this is not something we could support. In the past, we ran into problems with customers running servers at low-end dedicated server hosts and proxying them through us for our better DDoS mitigati...

Why wouldn't you host the server on the vds instead of using it as a vpn? The ip would be the vds and not yours. Problem solved. My reasoning for this is that I'm only renting a 1core/1Gb VDS for a Teamspeak3/VPN server. I have a pretty powerful Dedicated server at my home (8core, 38Gb) and a 1000/...

Hello, Wondering if anyone could possibly assist me / point me in the right direction. I have a server at home that I host game servers on for friends, but I'm wanting to route all the server's traffic through my VDS I have hosted here. Why? Because I'd like to hide my IP from friends/anyone who joi...

I'd recommend running an MTR in both directions. Here's some MTR test Connected to VPN, MTR to server https://i.gyazo.com/e212f6c48bfc13bbf5b770d6ff0c775d.png Disconnected to VPN, MTR to server https://i.gyazo.com/6c3cb270fb2a4db9c32cbc20e77ee6d4.png Server to myself, with my IP excluded of course ...

Also - ping seems to jump around, but ONLY on the VPN. Pinging google ranges 70-130ms on VPN, off VPN a solid 20-30ms.

Ping to a Teamspeak server (hosted on the same VPS as the VPN) is 100ms +/- 20ms. Without VPN, 19ms +/- 1ms

I'm seeing speeds much lower than I would like. While connected to the VPN I'm seeing roughly 70-80Mb/s. While disconnected and speed testing the same server I see 200+Mb/s. (I pay for 180Mb/s) Generally, on my other OpenVPN servers, I can reach downloads up to 150Mb/s if not higher. But for some re...