This article is currently an experimental machine translation and may contain errors. If anything is unclear, please refer to the original Chinese version. I am continuously working to improve the translation.
Introduction
This blog post should be the final part of the “Running Your Own ISP at Home” series, and we’re going to talk about how to modify the geolocation of the IP addresses we announce.
By tweaking IP geolocation, you can:
Display absurd IP locations on various platforms — for example, Antarctica (which barely has internet infrastructure), North Korea (which isn’t connected to the global internet), or some obscure tiny country with only tens of thousands of people
Use a single VPS to obtain IP addresses from all over the world, show off on probe networks and achieve a weird kind of “All In One” status (yep, even this is All In One now)
and achieve a weird kind of “All In One” status (yep, even this is All In One now) Unlock region-locked streaming services — see this hostloc thread
Run a one-man IDC selling VPSes from all corners of the globe — I found one called GlobalVM, but haven’t tried it, so no recommendation. Feel free to search on your own.
This article will mainly focus on modifying IP geolocation and using WARP to get a corresponding-region IPv4 address. Unlocking streaming content and running an IDC won’t be covered in depth — refer to the link above if interested.
Prerequisites
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