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What are good mullvadvpn alternatives with port forwarding
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this post was submitted on 30 Aug 2023
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I use azire now. Works well so far.
I don't really see people recommending Azire. How are the speeds?
I like how they have an api for stuff like port forwarding etc (albeit with mediocre documentation), and how they use all their own servers.
So far I could always max out my connection, it is only 100Mbit/s tho.
Been thinking about trying Azire, do they provide static ports?
No, the ports expire, but you can script the renewal / new port process via their API. I want to set up a job that gets a new port like 1x per week and tells it to the applicating using the port. Haven't done that yet. So far my port stayed active for like a month.
Oh that's neat. Yeah I use Airvpn currently, but would be interested in Proton or Azire if I could automate with a script like you said.