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Posted March 3, 2021 447 views
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So Spaces limits 750 requests (any operation) per IP address per second to all Spaces on an account

but, what about mobile networks? because AFAIK mobile data users normally under same IP address right? and there are millions of users under one mobile network. I would like to know if there is any way to bypass this or am I missing something?

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  • leyte948 March 5, 2021
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    Mobile networks are all in this way, if you want to avoid restrictions, you can only use vpn or www.tomatoip.io proxy. Disguise your true identity by using a third-party ip.
    Proxy ip and vpn are also the most commonly used ways to surf the Internet.

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alexdo March 4, 2021

Hello there,

This will mainly depend on the mobile provider itself. Most mobile ISPs operate a NAT that multiplexes several network-internal IP addresses through a single address visible to the public Internet.

Some providers will have more IP address ranges and not that many users will use the same IP address.

What you can do is to use a VPN on your phone and connect to any server/droplet and in that way, you’ll know that only you are connected from this IP address.

You can check this tutorial on how to set up a VPN:

https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-set-up-and-configure-an-openvpn-server-on-ubuntu-20-04

Also, we have one-click installs from the marketplace for OpenVPN and WireGuard

https://marketplace.digitalocean.com/apps/openvpn-access-server

https://marketplace.digitalocean.com/apps/wirespeed-vpn

Hope that this helps!
Regards,
Alex

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  • musharof March 4, 2021

    Hi Alex,

    Thanks for your answer. Yes, understand that but when I will use digitalocean spaces as a public CDN it will be easily get limited for mobile data users. That should not be happening so asking for clarification if you guys manage or have different rules for mobile traffics.

    Thanks

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    • alexdo March 5, 2021

      Hello there,

      As far as I’m aware we do not have different rules for traffic coming from mobile devices using mobile data as this will be hard to track down. However, I will check with our support team and will get back to you.

      Regards,
      Alex

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      • musharof March 5, 2021

        That will be really awesome Alex, thanks for your cooperation. Waiting to hear from your team :)

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        • alexdo March 9, 2021

          Hello there,

          Our support team confirmed that we do not have any custom rules for traffic coming from mobile devices and data. Using CDN or VPN should help you not to experience issues due to the fact that providers use NAT on mobile network.

          Regards,
          Alex

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