The service supports Minecraft, SSH, RDP, databases, and HTTP APIs, covering a broad range of TCP needs.
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5 Reviews
Getting a proxy online is straightforward, requiring just a small Go binary or an agentless forward mode if you prefer not to install anything. The geoDNS feature automatically routes players to the nearest edge, which simplifies the experience for users since you do not need to manually configure specific regions. The dashboard provides clear visibility into regional health and attack details, allowing you to see packet sizes and affected edges after an incident. While the human review step adds a slight delay to initial setup, it ensures the network remains clean. The service supports various protocols like Minecraft, SSH, and HTTP, making it versatile for different TCP-based applications. The pricing is straightforward, with tiers based solely on player capacity, which simplifies cost management for growing communities.
The in-kernel DDoS mitigation is impressive, handling significant packet floods without dropping connected players. The fact that the tunnel dials out allows connectivity behind CGNAT and restrictive home routers, which is a major advantage for many users. However, the strict TCP-only requirement means Bedrock Edition players are excluded entirely. Also, all seven regions are located within the US, so international players will experience higher latency. The pricing tiers are simple, affecting only concurrent player counts rather than features or regions, which keeps the model transparent and easy to understand for budgeting purposes.
The seven US regions provide solid coverage, though the one human reading step makes setup slightly slower than I expected. Still, the 99.9% uptime and kernel-level protection make it a reliable choice for keeping a game server accessible without complex router configurations. It is worth the minor wait.
It handles DDoS well, but only supports TCP, so UDP users should check before committing to the service.
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About 0Ping
0Ping provides a managed tunnel service that exposes game servers and other TCP services to the internet without requiring port forwarding or router configuration, including setups behind NAT. It operates servers in five US regions and uses GeoDNS-based nearest-edge routing to direct users to their closest region via a single smart address. Users connect through a small command-line client or can opt for an agentless forwarding setup, with all requests reviewed by a person before approval. The service is free to start and is designed to support protocols such as Minecraft game servers, SSH, RDP, databases, HTTP/HTTPS APIs, and custom TCP traffic.
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