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Question Connection between two server

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persian_gulf

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Hello,
I have two servers (Linux VPS) in different countries and I need to connect them so I can send and receive the information I need. But as usual they are disconnected and won't even ping each other. How can I connect them?
Can someone guide me on what method can I use to connect them? What tunneling method can be used in this situation?
 
You're going to need to give more specifics. Are you talking about an on-going synchronising of data between two servers, or is this a one-time transfer, how much data, etc.
 
I need to on-going synchronising of data between two servers. In normal mode, data transfer may be around 50 GB per day, which may increase to 100-150GB per day in both sending and receiving.
 
If you are where your username implies you might be, you may have a hard time.

First thing to know is that ping is just one type of traffic. It can be dropped by and edge router somewhere, while regular traffic is still allowed through. Not being able to ping doesn't necessarily mean they can't connect.

Also check if either server have a firewall set up - either on the host, or by the hosting provider.

If you can connect to both servers, you'll have to experiment with different protocols. Start a web server on server A and see if server B can connect to it.
 
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