What's Your Preferred Platform for Hosting a VPN Server?

VPSMakers

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As you may know, there are many options for running a VPN server. You can run VPN software like OpenVPN or WireGuard on Linux or Windows; alternatively, you can use MikroTik RouterOS on a CHR VPS.

They all work well, but which approach do you prefer, and which are you most comfortable with, and why?

I'm interested in hearing which platform you find easier to configure, maintain, and manage, and what has worked best for you.

VPSMakers
 
3X-UI is a great solution, especially because of its wide protocol support and flexibility. It's also relatively easy to set up and manage.

I've personally tested L2TP and OpenVPN on a MikroTik VPS, and both worked quite well. I particularly liked L2TP because it's very easy to set up and use, especially on Windows devices.
I recently created my VPN purely for testing and I believe that 3X-UI is one of the best solutions.
 
3X-UI is a great solution, especially because of its wide protocol support and flexibility. It's also relatively easy to set up and manage.

I've personally tested L2TP and OpenVPN on a MikroTik VPS, and both worked quite well. I particularly liked L2TP because it's very easy to set up and use, especially on Windows devices.
I'll have to try it too, thanks for the idea.
 
DigitalOcean, Linode (Akamai Connected Cloud), and Vultr are the preferred platforms for hosting a self-managed VPN server. They offer low cost, high bandwidth, and global location options.
 
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