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Why not one VPS with multiple dedicated IP?
 

Am thinking why not setup a somewhat beefy VPS, and then get a few dedicated IPs on it? Then each stealth account on the PC using VMware to connect remotely in to your assigned IP?

I have searched several topics on this subject, and read the stealth guide but have not found anything specific to my question. Is my idea overkill?

So far I keep seeing others getting multiple VPS - but there has to be a better way, more efficient use of server resources. I am not an engineer by any stretch, but hey...?

Can somebody with tech background explain why or not this would work?

Re: Why not one VPS with multiple dedicated IP?
 

One important thing your forgetting is if you get one VPS and then pay for additional ips on that VPS they will generally give you sequential ips meaning like this:

100.100.10.1
100.100.10.2
100.100.10.3
100.100.10.4
100.100.10.5

And lets just say I definitely would not recommend making a bunch of stealth accounts all with ips like that, ideally you would want to have as much variety as possible between ips and hosts

Re: Why not one VPS with multiple dedicated IP?
 

...and if you have IPs that are non-sequential?

Re: Why not one VPS with multiple dedicated IP?
 

They would still be all from the same host, ideally you would want some variety

but atleast that would be better than same host & sequential

Re: Why not one VPS with multiple dedicated IP?
 

I find VPS's to be more work needed than normal.....not sure why people like them.

Re: Why not one VPS with multiple dedicated IP?
 

Doing this with portable browsers and a dedicated SSH might be the best option due to DNS being from the original country. A lot of people don't know how to mask DNS on virtual machine.

Re: Why not one VPS with multiple dedicated IP?
 

DNS masking isn't necessary if one is trying to run an account within the same Country and SSH is just overkill and more work that isn't really needed.

Re: Why not one VPS with multiple dedicated IP?
 

I am using one VPS which cost me $16.6 per month. Then I link it with several non-sequential IPs. Each IP costs me $2 per month. This really helps spreading out the cost.

Re: Why not one VPS with multiple dedicated IP?
 

i think that the best solution will be a proxy

Re: Why not one VPS with multiple dedicated IP?
 

has anyone used a residential Proxy before I just bought this service. It gives you residential ip addresses instead of data center ip addresses. This seems like it will be good for account creation. What do you find is the best proxy to use.

Re: Why not one VPS with multiple dedicated IP?
 

check www.whoer.net and see if it detects your proxy as an actual proxy.