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- You (click to change)
- In the TOS it says I cannot use my VPS for proxies. Does a VPN count as a proxy?
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- Jason
- Jason
- Nope, you can configure VPN on your server
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- And expanding on that, does using PuTTY (a ssh client) as a port forwarding agent count as a proxy?
- Jason
- No, it won't be considered as a proxy
- You (click to change)
- What does the term "proxy" specifically indicate, then?
- Jason
- There are proxy softwares out there which people install to hide their original identity but the data can be compromised
- You (click to change)
- So anything that isn't encrypted would void the TOS.
- Jason
- We will only allow VPN
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- SSH isn't VPN...
- Yet alone the features of SSH that allow proxy usage.
- However, both VPN and SSH use encryption algorithms, therefore the data shouldn't be compromised.
- An HTTP proxy, for example, isn't encrypted, unless it's over SSL, and would be understandably not allowed.
- Jason
- If the use is limited to you, then we dont have problem with SSH proxy but you cannot use server as a proxy server and make it as a business
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- Okay.
- Jason
- Is there anything else I can help you with?
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- Yes. IRC servers. What if I want to use it as a legitimate communication protocol, not intended as malicious?
- Jason
- IRC of any kind is prohibited
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- Okay.
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- Nope.
- Jason
- Ok.
- Bye and take care
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