anti automation (false) detection

[proxmoxniggaz]

I have 12 servers each with approx 125 VMs with unique dedicated ipv4 addresses that are not blacklisted.

I use proxmox os on the servers.

My problem is that, even if using browser vpn, that various websites and apps can view the VM's as all being from the same network and giving us problems suspecting automation like making us complete anti-automation captchas.

Each VM on our servers has a unique ipv4 address dedicated and unique to the VM.

I would think that simply using a browser vpn this could resolve the issue but it does not. Other than moving a server to a different datacenter with different ipv4 subnets owned by different parties, what else could be done locally to resolve this problem without migrating the servers physically to another datacenter that also uses different subnets?

 

[oguz]

hi,

algorithms to detect automation factor many things, and it's not limited to IP address blacklist.

some websites will actually portscan your IP when you connect for example.

or it could be that someone on the network is doing something malicious, getting your subnet flagged.

using a vpn on your browser might not solve the issue either, since portscanning will reveal that a vpn is in use...

services like cloudflare and so on will also see you're connecting from a datacenter subnet...

honestly i'm not sure if there's an easy way to achieve what you want, since it's hard to tell what is (are) the reason(s) you're getting the captcha (and none of them have a simple solution)