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Title: How can miner avoid detection by Internet provider Post by: bitcoinexplorer on April 07, 2018, 07:06:33 PM In some countries where mining is declared illegal, How can miners avoid detection by Internet provider?
Title: Re: How can miner avoid detection by Internet provider Post by: Johnjay06 on April 07, 2018, 07:10:43 PM VPN
Title: Re: How can miner avoid detection by Internet provider Post by: bitcoinexplorer on April 07, 2018, 07:12:53 PM VPN How it all works , do you have any article or instructions?Title: Re: How can miner avoid detection by Internet provider Post by: fugaz on April 07, 2018, 07:23:16 PM VPN How it all works , do you have any article or instructions?http://www.lmfgtfy.com/?q=vpn Title: Re: How can miner avoid detection by Internet provider Post by: bitcoinexplorer on April 07, 2018, 07:27:00 PM VPN How it all works , do you have any article or instructions?http://www.lmfgtfy.com/?q=vpn Title: Re: How can miner avoid detection by Internet provider Post by: Ultegra134 on April 07, 2018, 08:22:08 PM In some countries where mining is declared illegal, How can miners avoid detection by Internet provider? I guess a simple VPN would do the trick, don't use a free one though, since they practically have access to everything you do. I'd recommend TunnelBear (The paid plans), I've used the free ones and they were solid. Basically, a VPN hides your actual IP, when you connect to the internet, firstly you connect to your ISP which enables you to access websites and so on. When using a VPN, you connect to a server run by your VPN provider.Check out this article to find some reviews on the most known ones: https://www.lifewire.com/best-vpn-service-providers-4061659 Title: Re: How can miner avoid detection by Internet provider Post by: bitcoinexplorer on April 07, 2018, 08:24:10 PM In some countries where mining is declared illegal, How can miners avoid detection by Internet provider? I guess a simple VPN would do the trick, don't use a free one though, since they practically have access to everything you do. I'd recommend TunnelBear (The paid plans), I've used the free ones and they were solid. Basically, a VPN hides your actual IP, when you connect to the internet, firstly you connect to your ISP which enables you to access websites and so on. When using a VPN, you connect to a server run by your VPN provider.Check out this article to find some reviews on the most known ones: https://www.lifewire.com/best-vpn-service-providers-4061659 Thank you, i understand how vpn works on a pc, but i am confused how will it work with a asic miner, can you guide me how to use it with asic miners ? Title: Re: How can miner avoid detection by Internet provider Post by: theodrim on April 07, 2018, 08:47:14 PM Thank you, i understand how vpn works on a pc, but i am confused how will it work with a asic miner, can you guide me how to use it with asic miners ? You setup your vpn client on your router hardware/software and use that piece of hardware to let your asics on internet.Title: Re: How can miner avoid detection by Internet provider Post by: Lab_Rat on April 07, 2018, 09:25:26 PM It is necessary to understand that if you are trying to hide from authorities, then simple VPN is very easily requested by authorities and the real users are identified. So investigate this the topic in more detail.
Title: Re: How can miner avoid detection by Internet provider Post by: djquiz on April 07, 2018, 09:35:18 PM U can use Mullvad Vpn. Doesn't keep logs.
Title: Re: How can miner avoid detection by Internet provider Post by: edwardceng on April 08, 2018, 07:16:33 AM In some countries where mining is declared illegal, How can miners avoid detection by Internet provider? yeah using a VPN, I recommend using Tor Guard or PrivateInternetAccess (PIA). I have used one year both work well. TorGuard: https://torguard.net/ PIA: https://www.privateinternetaccess.com/pages/buy-vpn/?gclid=CjwKCAjw-6bWBRBiEiwA_K1ZDW_5q1CwG7zRLg2aNexeXLvwqhofaGyauQ0ebCZDomDpHn4YJ5NufBoCkrYQAvD_BwE Title: Re: How can miner avoid detection by Internet provider Post by: bitcoinexplorer on April 08, 2018, 07:39:34 AM Thanks to all of you for your tip to help me understanding how it works. Yes the purpose is to hide from authorities as they dont allow mining. I would prefer using a VPN which 100% hide from authorities. I will check Mullvad vpn, Tor Guard and PrivateInternet Access
Title: Re: How can miner avoid detection by Internet provider Post by: edwardceng on April 08, 2018, 07:48:39 AM Thanks to all of you for your tip to help me understanding how it works. Yes the purpose is to hide from authorities as they dont allow mining. I would prefer using a VPN which 100% hide from authorities. I will check Mullvad vpn, Tor Guard and PrivateInternet Access you're welcome mate ;D Title: Re: How can miner avoid detection by Internet provider Post by: bitcoinexplorer on April 08, 2018, 09:30:45 AM Thanks to all of you for your tip to help me understanding how it works. Yes the purpose is to hide from authorities as they dont allow mining. I would prefer using a VPN which 100% hide from authorities. I will check Mullvad vpn, Tor Guard and PrivateInternet Access you're welcome mate ;D Hey Edward did you use both with Antminer? If yes can you share with me your experience and how you verified it is undetected? Title: Re: How can miner avoid detection by Internet provider Post by: Didi CC on April 08, 2018, 09:41:35 AM Thanks to all of you for your tip to help me understanding how it works. Yes the purpose is to hide from authorities as they dont allow mining. I would prefer using a VPN which 100% hide from authorities. I will check Mullvad vpn, Tor Guard and PrivateInternet Access you're welcome mate ;D Hey Edward did you use both with Antminer? If yes can you share with me your experience and how you verified it is undetected? I use Nord VPN, no logs, no strings to the EU or the USA, since they are on the Bahama's. When using a VPN, take a paid 1, that way you will still have enough speed, since latecy gets important when the connection gets to slow. Nord VPN also has applets for routers, you load it, and you are behind a VPN with all your devices. You also could make 1 with a Raspberry Pi, very easy, just Google it :) Title: Re: How can miner avoid detection by Internet provider Post by: bitcoinexplorer on April 08, 2018, 09:45:53 AM I use Nord VPN, no logs, no strings to the EU or the USA, since they are on the Bahama's. When using a VPN, take a paid 1, that way you will still have enough speed, since latecy gets important when the connection gets to slow. Nord VPN also has applets for routers, you load it, and you are behind a VPN with all your devices. You also could make 1 with a Raspberry Pi, very easy, just Google it :) Thank you. :) i will learn alot from you guys. Have you used it for mining or just general purpose? In mining does it cause any loss in mining revenue? Is DNS also secured as majority mining pools use domain name. Title: Re: How can miner avoid detection by Internet provider Post by: Didi CC on April 08, 2018, 09:54:57 AM We have a download Ban in the Netherlands, I use it for Bittorrent hehehe
I tried it with mining, had it running for 12 hours and didn't have any less shares, but be wise which VPN you use, as said before, take a paid 1, no logs and no strings to the EU or the USA. Maybe it costs you 3 dollar a month, it is realy worth the money ;) Title: Re: How can miner avoid detection by Internet provider Post by: bitcoinexplorer on April 08, 2018, 10:07:21 AM We have a download Ban in the Netherlands, I use it for Bittorrent hehehe I tried it with mining, had it running for 12 hours and didn't have any less shares, but be wise which VPN you use, as said before, take a paid 1, no logs and no strings to the EU or the USA. Maybe it costs you 3 dollar a month, it is realy worth the money ;) Yes i got it and appreciate your guidance. Thanks. Title: Re: How can miner avoid detection by Internet provider Post by: MagicSmoker on April 08, 2018, 02:00:31 PM yeah using a VPN, I recommend using Tor Guard or PrivateInternetAccess (PIA). I have used one year both work well. TorGuard: https://torguard.net/ PIA: https://www.privateinternetaccess.com/pages/buy-vpn/?gclid=CjwKCAjw-6bWBRBiEiwA_K1ZDW_5q1CwG7zRLg2aNexeXLvwqhofaGyauQ0ebCZDomDpHn4YJ5NufBoCkrYQAvD_BwE PIA seems to overlap with TorGuard, or am I missing something here? EDIT - unlike the OP, I'm not worried about the government, but I have had two attempts - that I know of - to redirect my miners to another wallet, and I am strongly considering a VPN for that reason as well as just the general creepiness with Google and Amazon following me everywhere I go and then serving up ads/product recommendations based on such. That just creeps me the fuck out, really, and makes me even less inclined to buy whatever they are selling, but I digress.... |