Hey guys, does any of you know how to connect Maxis 3G through proxy server? I tried to put in proxy server address in IE connection settings and it always end up "internet cannot display the webpage and same goes to firefox as well.

I'm using Huawei E398 by the way.

Maxis don't support PPTP VPN as well, I guess they blocked something

I will contact them when I am free

Sometime i'm using my personal private us proxy. It work like charm. No problem at all.

OpenVPN works too

Well, right now i'm using TPLINK MR3220 router as OpenVPN client with OpenWRT firmware.

I am burstnet customer, how about you

ping 200-280

openwrt can use VPN? that really great..i only know ddwrt, tomato and the best..Sabai

Burstnet network is not that good. And a little expensive IMO.

PhoenixNAP Secured Server have best connectivity and also good latency from here. But i don't find any vps provider with small vps plan hosted with them. Ping 220ms-240ms.

Now i'm just using Ramhost TinyVZ USD15/year hosted on Wholesale Internet in Kansas City. Ping 260ms-280ms. Bandwidth provider just Hurricane Electric and Cogent though. But i can push my download speed to the max of the Maxis speed with them.

Still need special custom firmware because space limitation.

I got a coupon with BurstNET so I am lucky. My network is good, able to full speed as well since burst got so many server, I remember I choose LA but I under utilized the VPS

Gigabit internet, hmmm, I think worth my 4 ringgit every month. Time to goodbye to Burst

RM4 per month and it's personal server is better than charged over RM20 a month from local vpn provider.

You may try this if you want. It's cheaper.

O32
32MB RAM + vSwap
2GB RAID10 Disk Space
500GB Bandwidth @ 100Mbps (host node on 2 x 1Gbps)
1 IPv4 + 4 IPv6
Denver/Tampa
$8.24/Year with "25VPS" coupon

http://serverdragon.com/openvz.php

You can push max 50Mbps since the vps only can process 50Mbps traffic in and out. (100Mbps/2)

ps: I'm not affiliated with them, but they have good review everywhere.

This is even more sweet but that kind of RAM, wonders can it even run OpenVPN properly with a few clients

Thanks for the good deals

Unless I optimize my CentOS

My Centos with OpenVPN and webmin already 100+

This post has been edited by blacktubi: Mar 13 2013, 12:28 AM

Use Debian distribution instead. Debian 6 vanilla install only use 5MB-6MB RAM. I just install CSF firewall and OpenVPN and it's just using 14MB RAM with only me connected to it. I'm using Debian 6 64 bit, if using Debian 6 32 bit it will use less RAM. And lastly, OpenVZ virtualization use less RAM because of shared kernel.

Ah we're derailing too much.

hi all,

I may be writing in the wrong place. But i figured since everyone here is using the BIZ68 plan, it would be a good place to try. I just got the plan and i've purchased the tp-link MA180 & MR3420 to go along with it. However, I havent been getting a connection. I would occasionally get a connection which is slow and last for a short while before going dead. Is this a compatibility issue? I tried the sim on a phone and it seems fine. I tried the modem & router with a DIGI sim, i could get a stable connection.

Anyone having the same prob and better still able to fix it? Thanks

To be honest. Retire the bad modem and get a better one. :-)

MA180 is a bad modem. Really bad.

I believe everyone would tell you the same

Bro, you are so expert on VPN, why not start a Thread on it , name it Private VPN, i am sure many pipu would love it.

I for sure would luv to.

+1. Since my vpn subscription is expiring in a week and i've been considering getting a vps and installing openvpn on it

I will luv it too

Ok, i will do tutorial how to setup OpenVPN server when i'm free.

After 13 days and numerous follow up calls, Maxis finally get back to me around noon today about my connectivity issue. Turns out they had a hardware problem.

My connection is more stable since this morning.