Does a vps act as a proxy?

[Dark798]

I have a vps that will run a bot or 2 on mirror, so do I not need to buy a proxy to keep those bots seperate from my home ip?

[Aiban]

The VPS will have its own ip so ye it will be separate from your home's ip

 

Btw if you are purchasing a linux VPS i dont think mirror works on it

[Dark798]

The VPS will have its own ip so ye it will be separate from your home's ip

 

Btw if you are purchasing a linux VPS i dont think mirror works on it

 

Alright, so if I want to run 2 accounts, I should have 2 vps' so each account has it's own ip?

[Aiban]

Alright, so if I want to run 2 accounts, I should have 2 vps' so each account has it's own ip?

 

If buying a vps is worth more to you than the price of a proxy

[aloevera]

keep in mind that there is a difference between residental IPs and datacenter IPs

it is very easy to reconize cloud servers

[THS]

VPS is literally something running at a different location and you're connecting to it remotely, so no, it obviously won't be sharing the same address as your home.

[Kittens]

If buying a vps is worth more to you than the price of a proxy

 

he could just buy a strong VPS or w/e and buy a few proxies and run 2-3 accs per proxy or whatever? same thing could be done for a dedicated server i think