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Does a vps act as a proxy?

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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?

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

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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?

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

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

it is very easy to reconize cloud servers

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    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.

    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 

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