Hiding IP help

[Mentort]

Hi,

I've spoken to quite a lot of people about hiding your IP with a proxy but everyone is telling me different things. Some say I have to point cloudflare and domain towards the proxy, and the proxy towards the server. Some say just point the proxy to the server and put the ip in the client.

Can someone just clear this up and tell me to point what to what, so that no one can find my ip in the client and using Netstat?
(also, previously, I had a problem with connection dropped. Just wondering if this has to do with the proxy from x4b?)

[MentaL]

[Funsolit]

Okey, lets clear things up... Cloudflare is some sort of a http proxy, which means that it protects your webiste but not your client. All you have to do is register your domain there, set up the dns (with your server ips) and be sure to check the cloudy things so that they are on. When that is done just ping your domain and check if you see the real ip or not.

[Vaulient]

For url , use cloudlfare.

For client , buy a tcp proxy first.

[Mentort]

Still not helping. I know how to set up cloudflare.
Can someone tell me which IP to point cloudflare, which ip to point the domain and where to point the domain?
Also, how to hide the ip in Netstat?

[Vaulient]

Still not helping. I know how to set up cloudflare.
Can someone tell me which IP to point cloudflare, which ip to point the domain and where to point the domain?
Also, how to hide the ip in Netstat?

Wow , you make things so compicated... care to teamview?

[Mentort]

I can't teamview atm. I just need someone to explain the above?

[Vaulient]

Haish , you just use your server ip to point it to your url.

[Hayd3n]

Still not helping. I know how to set up cloudflare.
Can someone tell me which IP to point cloudflare, which ip to point the domain and where to point the domain?
Also, how to hide the ip in Netstat?

This should stop people using netstat to find your IP/PORT

Add your domain to cloudflare, Update you DNS name to the ones cloudflare provided during the setup:




In cloudflare go to DNS Settings:

127.0.0.1 = your VPS IP
make sure the othe cloud under "Active" is orange, if it's not just click it



If you use XZ Networks TCP Reverse Proxy:

Change 127.0.0.1 to your VPS IP
Change 30000 to the port your emu uses


You will also need to run these if you use Phoenix

UPDATE server_settings SET enable_securesessions = '0'; 
UPDATE server_settings SET enable_antiddos = '1'; 
UPDATE server_settings SET ip_lastforbans = '1';