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ad2066

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Hello!

My question is short and simple but I appreciate it if you answer with details, not only YES or NO )

When I surfing and login to websites with VPS, can a website detects and finds out (monitors) that I’m using a VPS,(I'm connecting to VPS via an RDP connection)?

Thanks!
 
Surfing via RDP doesn't sound like the best option, but the website should just see the VPS as the endpoint host.

You'd probably have a more pleasant experience using something like OpenVPN AS or tunneling over SSH to Squid, as you wouldn't have to wait for the display data to refresh from the remote side and would just be sent the website data over the secure tunnel.
 
beers said:
Surfing via RDP doesn't sound like the best option, but the website should just see the VPS as the endpoint host.

You'd probably have a more pleasant experience using something like OpenVPN AS or tunneling over SSH to Squid, as you wouldn't have to wait for the display data to refresh from the remote side and would just be sent the website data over the secure tunnel.
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Thanks, I've tried VPN before and somethings that may happen in any kind of VPN services is IP leaking which isn't possible in a VPS and that's the point for me. What do you think?
 
I run a script on my website that will block connections from Steadfast, OVH, Liquidweb, etc. So Your IP could be detected as from a VPS I guess.
 
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