VPS Nexus Botting

[I am Zaros]

Well I'm just wondering but I heard somewhere that if you use a VPS to bot using nexus then your auth can get banned really easily because the VPS changes/has many different IP's. Is it true about VPS having different IP's constantly and do you auths ever get banned?

 

[j-man]

I just tested this. There's what you need to do:

1. Write down all your auth codes on a piece of paper.
2. Delete all your auth codes from your auth panel on your computer
3. Wait at least 5 - 10 minutes before putting those auths into your VPS's auth panel. If you do not wait this 5-10 minutes then you risk your auth's being re-issued because a glitch or lagg in the system picks them up as using them on 2 different Ip's still.

The VPS stays the same Ip and there is no way to get your auths banned or re-issued if you follow those steps. Personally I got 3 out of 8 auth of auths re-issued when I deleted my auths from my computer's auth panel and instantly transferred my auths from my auth panel on my computer to the VPS's auth panel.

 

[I am Zaros]

I just tested this. There's what you need to do:

1. Write down all your auth codes on a piece of paper.
2. Delete all your auth codes from your auth panel on your computer
3. Wait at least 5 - 10 minutes before putting those auths into your VPS's auth panel. If you do not wait this 5-10 minutes then you risk your auth's being re-issued because a glitch or lagg in the system picks them up as using them on 2 different Ip's still.

The VPS stays the same Ip and there is no way to get your auths banned or re-issued if you follow those steps. Personally I got 3 out of 8 auth of auths re-issued when I deleted my auths from my computer's auth panel and instantly transferred my auths from my auth panel on my computer to the VPS's auth panel.

Great, sounds good. Thanks again j-man

 

[Munus]

I just tested this. There's what you need to do:

1. Write down all your auth codes on a piece of paper.
2. Delete all your auth codes from your auth panel on your computer
3. Wait at least 5 - 10 minutes before putting those auths into your VPS's auth panel. If you do not wait this 5-10 minutes then you risk your auth's being re-issued because a glitch or lagg in the system picks them up as using them on 2 different Ip's still.

The VPS stays the same Ip and there is no way to get your auths banned or re-issued if you follow those steps. Personally I got 3 out of 8 auth of auths re-issued when I deleted my auths from my computer's auth panel and instantly transferred my auths from my auth panel on my computer to the VPS's auth panel.

wow man thanks i was looking for this also - you're on fire tonight

 

[Beriso]

I just tested this. There's what you need to do:

1. Write down all your auth codes on a piece of paper.
2. Delete all your auth codes from your auth panel on your computer
3. Wait at least 5 - 10 minutes before putting those auths into your VPS's auth panel. If you do not wait this 5-10 minutes then you risk your auth's being re-issued because a glitch or lagg in the system picks them up as using them on 2 different Ip's still.

The VPS stays the same Ip and there is no way to get your auths banned or re-issued if you follow those steps. Personally I got 3 out of 8 auth of auths re-issued when I deleted my auths from my computer's auth panel and instantly transferred my auths from my auth panel on my computer to the VPS's auth panel.

Wow, Thanks mate. I just did that.

 

[cotonpk3r]

I've never had a problem with auths being banned on a VPS.

you just gotta make sure they're not also on your home computer, because then it would be connecting from both at the same time.