John Gow 27 Posted ... Edit: Currently able to slip by on one NYC server. Have no idea why. If anyone knows of other US servers where one can get back to work on this site, please share. https://email.m.ai.joinhandshake.com https://ai.joinhandshake.com/ I am currently in the EU. A friend flew me out here to get me away from the Trump regime, which has been ****ing with my family and livelihood, but I need to work to make money and figure out what I'm going to do with my life (I'm working on a nomad visa). I seem to have mixed luck here. On a couple exit IPs from the USA, which I need to appear to be coming in from in order to work, it worked for a bit, but the IPs are now blocked. I'm not breaking any rules, I get why they would want to block VPNs because cloud labor sites have issues with nationals paying people in other countries to work as them, but I'm a born citizen with a right to work in the USA and not being able to use a VPN is seriously hurting me right now. Choosing to come in without a VPN gives me a "This project is not available in your region." wall. I have already started work on the project in question, I'm legal, just remote! Very frustrating. Is there anything I can do to get past this? It's going to hurt really bad if I can't work on any remote projects because of regional/VPN blocks. Thanks everyone! Quote Share this post Link to post
SqueekySprout 0 Posted ... Honestly, if I was in your position, I would assume you have a place / friends at home in the USA. I would set up your VPN server there and remote in to that connection, rather than going through something like AirVPN. Thousands of people are using these sorts of services and it will be a constant game of whack a mole. Having your own, private, connection will save you so many headaches. I personally have a VPN Server which is "home" to do anything local which I need, while travelling. AirVPN is used for when I do not want to be "home". Quote Share this post Link to post
reversevpn 9 Posted ... If you have any friends inside the US with a residential IP willing to help out, you can perform a reverse VPN connection as follows: 1. On your AirVPN account, forward any UDP Port from the Client Area>Ports(Let's just call it x for the sake of this guide). 2.On your machine, set up a wireguard server with the following parameters: [Interface] PrivateKey=(Insert your own wg privatekey here) ListenPort=x Address=192.168.181.2/24 [Peers] PublicKey=(Insert your friend's publicKey here) AllowedIPs=192.168.181.1 PresharedKey=(Insert presharedkey here) 3.Give your friend a wireguard conf like this: [Interface] PrivateKey=(Insert your friend's wg privatekey here) Address=192.168.181.1/24 [Peers] PublicKey=(Insert your own publicKey here) Endpoint= (Insert Your AirVPN Exit IP here):x AllowedIPs=192.168.181.2 PresharedKey=(Insert presharedkey here) PersistentKeepalive=10 4. Get your friend to install shadowsocks server on their machine. Their config file should look something like this: { "server": "192.168.181.1", "server_port": 8388, "password": "(Insert your own password here)", "method": "chacha20-ietf-poly1305" } 5.Get them to start ssserver with the config.json I specified 6. Install shadowsocks on your own machine, and configure it as follows: { "server": "192.168.181.1", "server_port": 8388, "password": "(Insert same password you gave your friend here)", "method" : "chacha20-ietf-poly1305", "local_address": "127.0.0.1", "local_port": 9500 } Run sslocal on your side 7. If you haven't already, install mozilla firefox or one of its many forks on your machine. 8.In your Firefox, go to Settings>General>Proxy Settings>Configure proxy, and set up as follows: 9. Go to ipleak.net on your firefox to verify that you are using your friend's residential IP. 10. You may now connect to handshake AI in Firefox Quote Share this post Link to post