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[Hansson]

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[Mad Scientist]

引用自 JimDeadlock：

Everyone here is missing the point. "suspected VPN use" simply means they've made up a random excuse to ban you because of some other reason that they don't want to reveal because it's too lame, eg. they simply don't like you. They say "suspected" because they don't want to be put in the position of having to provide any evidence. I mean, even if you were using a VPN so what?

Move on, there are a thousand other servers.

That's a bit of a stretch. Many plugins look for anything that may show a potential ban evasion, use of vpn to avoid identification (usually says why theyre using a vpn), game-bans, vac-bans or any activity in the background that may be cheating software. Either way, all they have to do is play elsewhere. Plenty of admins dont mind banning people with messages like "overly toxic" as a legit reason, seems doubtful without the error the OP is giving that this is indeed the reason. It could also be an EAC message; we haven't been given the exact error, and it's safe to say it's a valid reason.

The user might even be within a range of VPN use. I've blacklisted entire IP Ranges which are for VPN use to prevent forum flooding, mass-trolling and bots. It removes almost 100% of unwelcome traffic and there could potentially, but unlikely, be an actual user within the banned range.

[BombsOnyaMoms]

I used to get this issue on cnd blood. It didnt ban me but it did instakick me. It was something my isp was doing and beyond my control. Luckily, cnd changed their requirements to join.

[PanJuchko]

Of course not. I am actively using a vpn-provider Veepn, but it is a paid service.I didn't notice any inhibitions. Can you be banned because of known IP addresses? Try logging in from another computer.

[Fives]

I recently just got this and have messaged admins nothing, rust support, nothing and my vpn on my computer of windows 10 is off. And I have no idea what to do. If anyone could help if someone comes across this and knows what to do. It’d be appreciated

[joblacked]

Same problem here. Anyone solved the problem?

[lama]

引用自 joblacked：

Same problem here. Anyone solved the problem?

Contact the server owners and tell them their VPN ban script sucks.

[Patchnote]

Old thread, but this was a problem I was running into and there's no other info like this really talked that I was able to find. Here's the conclusion I came to after some research.

For context, I have a small local ISP, which is important.

It seems like two of the main VPN blocking Rust server mods you might use would be VPN Block or Server Armour. VPN Block uses iphub.info and ipstack.com, while Server Armour uses proxycheck.io.

I assume that the servers I was getting kicked from were using IPHub.info because that's the only service out of those three that lists my IP address as a Proxy/Hosting Provider. Their API has three levels of "safeness" for IPs, 0, 1, and 2. My IP address gets flagged as 1, "Non-residential IP (hosting provider, proxy, etc.)". It is properly flagging my address properly as a business address, but also lumps it in as a hosting provider/proxy, because they use an incredibly ambiguous system that doesn't provide enough info; instead they provide a simple number.

To verify this, using a different site like ProxyCheck.io correctly identifies the address as a business line, but doesn't flag it as a proxy. The third site, IPStack.com, doesn't list whether or not it's a business line, but does correctly identify it as not being a proxy (I am aware that proxies and VPNs are different).

It being a business IP address makes sense because the local ISP most likely uses something like a dedicated fiber line, and is flagged as non-residential as it's for a small scale ISP business. They probably have a block of IP addresses allocated, and they're probably all flagged as business. They simply delegate appropriate bandwidth and addresses to their customers.

I haven't had this confirmed by the admins, but this is the most likely scenario that could cause this, as far as I can tell.

[BombsOnyaMoms]

引用自 Patchnote：

Old thread, but this was a problem I was running into and there's no other info like this really talked that I was able to find. Here's the conclusion I came to after some research.

For context, I have a small local ISP, which is important.

It seems like two of the main VPN blocking Rust server mods you might use would be VPN Block or Server Armour. VPN Block uses iphub.info and ipstack.com, while Server Armour uses proxycheck.io.

I assume that the servers I was getting kicked from were using IPHub.info because that's the only service out of those three that lists my IP address as a Proxy/Hosting Provider. Their API has three levels of "safeness" for IPs, 0, 1, and 2. My IP address gets flagged as 1, "Non-residential IP (hosting provider, proxy, etc.)". It is properly flagging my address properly as a business address, but also lumps it in as a hosting provider/proxy, because they use an incredibly ambiguous system that doesn't provide enough info; instead they provide a simple number.

To verify this, using a different site like ProxyCheck.io correctly identifies the address as a business line, but doesn't flag it as a proxy. The third site, IPStack.com, doesn't list whether or not it's a business line, but does correctly identify it as not being a proxy (I am aware that proxies and VPNs are different).

It being a business IP address makes sense because the local ISP most likely uses something like a dedicated fiber line, and is flagged as non-residential as it's for a small scale ISP business. They probably have a block of IP addresses allocated, and they're probably all flagged as business. They simply delegate appropriate bandwidth and addresses to their customers.

I haven't had this confirmed by the admins, but this is the most likely scenario that could cause this, as far as I can tell.

Congratulations. This is the first GOOD necro i have ever seen. Nj.

[rotten]

Still not working.

[76561199135331156]

Getting kicked for apparent vpn use also. Can’t seem to get in any server :-/ was fine 2days ago now complete bs.

[Wrong Way Up]

OP you only have 50 hours in game too so it does look sus
reason why most servers dont allow vpn is most people who use vpns do so to avert game bans or server bans
there isnt really any added security to gaming chances are its just adding latency for you
try contacting your ISP and asking for a new ip
the ip i can see for you personally (im a admin on a several servers)
flags up in sweden as a vpn so contact isp
im more then sure tho swedish isps dont set their ip and simply restarting your router will get you a new ip