Looking for hourly-based NAT IPv4 VPS with at least 3 TCP & UDP forwarded ports (Check details)

ttl0ttl0
edited March 1 in General

Hourly-based NAT IPv4 with root access:

  • KVM or OVZ (KVM is preferred)
  • At least 3 public forwarded TCP & UDP ports (including SSH)
  • At least 200 Mbps network speed
  • 1 vCPU
  • 512 MB RAM (256 MB should work too)
  • No monthly/daily/weekly contract, only hourly
  • Locations, any of: US, DE, NL
  • Can delete and recreate with no limits, different IPs and/or multiple locations would be a plus
  • Would be a plus if I can choose my own resources

Use case:

  • VPN (OpenVPN & WireGuard)
  • Proxies (Dynamic SSH port forward - ssh -C -N -D options & ShadowSocks)

And to be clear from the beginning, if your service requires specific minimum for adding balance, I won't deposit +$2.

If you require any more info, please let me know (I can send an example of a service too).
Thanks.

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  • MichaelCeeMichaelCee ModeratorHosting ProviderOGServices Provider
    edited March 1

    MicroNode/YetiNode may be useful. Alternatively have a look if TierHive matches your requirements.

    Michael from DragonWebHost & OnePoundEmail

  • AnthonySmithAnthonySmith ModeratorHosting ProviderOGSenpai

    o your budget is $2 maximum?

    @MichaelCee said: Alternatively have a look if TierHive matches your requirements.

    >

    There is free credit without a credit card on sign up, but minimum top up os $3 also you get 2 ports (technically, you get around 500 ports, as you get a /24 but if you don't know how to port forward or use socat, then maybe it's confusing)

    I was going to comment on this last night, but it almost reads like someone who tried TierHive and decided it was not right for them haha.

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  • ttl0ttl0
    edited March 2

    @MichaelCee said: MicroNode/YetiNode may be useful. Alternatively have a look if TierHive matches your requirements.

    MicroNode keeps giving me this error: "Error: It looks like you are using invalid details. Please ensure that all details are correct. Signups from a VPN or Proxy are not allowed." every time I try to register, and not sure why it's saying "VPN or Proxy are not allowed", because I'm not using any. In addition to that it asks a lot of personal information, especially phone number, why?

    @AnthonySmith said: I was going to comment on this last night, but it almost reads like someone who tried TierHive and decided it was not right for them haha.

    Yes, I do use TierHive at the moment, it has almost everything I want, except the number of allowed ports and the minimum top up. But these aren't really a big problem if it's my only option, that's why I'm looking for additional alternatives, also because if they ran out of business or closed, I can have an alternative ready.

  • AnthonySmithAnthonySmith ModeratorHosting ProviderOGSenpai
    edited March 2

    @ttl0 said:

    @MichaelCee said: MicroNode/YetiNode may be useful. Alternatively have a look if TierHive matches your requirements.

    MicroNode keeps giving me this error: "Error: It looks like you are using invalid details. Please ensure that all details are correct. Signups from a VPN or Proxy are not allowed." every time I try to register, and not sure why it's saying "VPN or Proxy are not allowed", because I'm not using any. In addition to that it asks a lot of personal information, especially phone number, why?

    @AnthonySmith said: I was going to comment on this last night, but it almost reads like someone who tried TierHive and decided it was not right for them haha.

    Yes, I do use TierHive at the moment, it has almost everything I want, except the number of allowed ports and the minimum top up. But these aren't really a big problem if it's my only option, that's why I'm looking for additional alternatives, also because if they ran out of business or closed, I can have an alternative ready.

    Just in case you don't know you can spin up a micro instance for more ports and just forward internally on your /24 and they only cost around $0.10 p/month.

    One of the improvements we are looking into is adding more ports as an option though, still figuring out the best way to do an it.

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  • ttl0ttl0

    @AnthonySmith said: Just in case you don't know you can spin up a micro instance for more ports and just forward internally on your /24 and they only cost around $0.10 p/month.

    I think I understand what you mean.

    Do you mean create an additional smaller machine and forward a port from the first machine to a public forwarded port on this new machine, correct?

  • somiksomik OG

    @ttl0 said:

    @MichaelCee said: MicroNode/YetiNode may be useful. Alternatively have a look if TierHive matches your requirements.

    MicroNode keeps giving me this error: "Error: It looks like you are using invalid details. Please ensure that all details are correct. Signups from a VPN or Proxy are not allowed." every time I try to register, and not sure why it's saying "VPN or Proxy are not allowed", because I'm not using any. In addition to that it asks a lot of personal information, especially phone number, why?

    Tagging the yeti @AuroraZero

    Most providers will ask for your phone number. No idea why. They never message or call :lol:

    Also, if you are going to be signing up to a lot of services, get yourself a secondary no contract phone line for a few months. Use that number to sign up and thæn cancel the plan.

    If you want information, feign ignorance reply with the wrong answer. Internet people will correct you ASAP!
    It’s OK if you disagree with me. I can’t force you to be right!

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