Hiding the IP address of the VPN client

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x1shn1k2012-10-03 22:38:17

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x1shn1k, 2012-10-03 22:38:17

There is an X server that connects to the router via VPN. There is a desire to hide the ip-address of the X server - so that it doesn’t “fire” not in the router, not in general from the provider’s side. That is, now the connection scheme is as follows:

Server X (vpn client) ---> router (vpn server)

As I understand it, you can use a rented server Y for this purpose, which will connect to the router on behalf of server X. That is, it will be, let's say this option:

Server X (vpn client) ---> (eth1 vpn -server) Server Y (eth2 vpn-client) ---> router (vpn server)

On server Y from eth1 to eth2 there will either be a redirect , or NAT. This is one of the options. What can you suggest to correct?

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Andrey Burov, 2012-10-03
@BuriK666

Otherwise, no way.
How do you imagine a TCP/IP connection to a server without knowing its IP?

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Alexander, 2012-10-04
Yankovskiy @Suncheez

Only dumb NAT, yes. You can even double, for a guarantee.

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KOLANICH, 2012-10-04
@KOLANICH

i2p?

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amc, 2012-10-04
@amc

You need to connect through an intermediary located on neutral territory.
Those. somewhere in Zimbabwe there is a host, and both you and the server connect to it.
Quite realizable, recently did something similar.

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Roy, 2012-10-04
@Roy

By the way, you don't need two network cards. One is enough.

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yuzapi, 2016-09-08
@yuzapi

speedtestvpn.com is a great service to check vpn connection

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sergeoy, 2016-12-20
@sergeoy

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