Learn How to Turn a Cheap VPS into Your Own Personal Elite Proxy Server:

by Mishio Tsenaka - Elite-Proxy-Server.com

Monthly hosting fees for unmanaged Virtual Private Servers have gotten so cheap these days that it makes perfect sense to use them as personal proxy servers. I strongly believe that if the average internet user understood how much personal information about them was being tracked and recorded by so many different entities while they are online, that there would not be a single internet user surfing the internet without their own private proxy server.

But as we all know; public access proxy servers are notorious for being incredibly slow, and in fact, incredibly insecure themselves, thus defeating the whole point of using a proxy server to Hide Your IP Address, Unblock Websites, Prevent ISP and Search Engine Tracking, and such. So when the hosting fees for an unmanaged VPS dropped through the floor (easily less than $10/month) it opened an amazing opportunity for the average internet user. Namely, that we could all easily afford the same level of privacy that had been too expensive to accomplish prior.

The actual process of turning a VPS into a Personal Elite Proxy Server is pretty simple: Basically, you just sign up for a hosting package, very similarly to the way you sign up for a website hosting package. Since you’ll be getting a hosting package for an “Unmanaged” VPS, that means that you’ll have “Root Access” to the server (which you easily access via your normal web browser) and thus, you can instruct the VPS to upload software to itself. Proxy software is freely available as “Open-Source” and thus you don’t pay a dime for it. You just upload the software to your new VPS, and then configure the software in such a way as to allow you to access it via your web browser. The VPS itself has its own unique IP address, and thus when you connect to the internet through your new Personal Elite Proxy Server, the only IP address transmitted is the IP address of the VPS (and thus, your real IP address cannot be tracked).

And if you make the wise decision to upload “Elite” Proxy software, as opposed to “Anonymous” proxy software, not only will you be anonymous, but you’ll also be hiding the fact that you’re using a proxy (i.e., hiding the fact that you’re using a fake IP address).

So there you have it, the only thing left to do is find someone that can quickly show you how to upload the elite proxy server software to the VPS, and configure that software to be accessible from your web browser (like me for instance). It’s actually really easy to do, and only takes between 30-60 minutes. If you can Copy & Paste, you can easily do this for yourself.