I'm looking for a VPN that has servers in Calgary. I've searched the web and find only Vancouver, Toronto and Montreal listed for Canadian server locations. With Alberta being almost as populous as BC there should be servers in Alberta. When I'm in Toronto I want access to businesses in Calgary, but connecting through Vancouver is not an option. Help!
As a possible solution, are there any paid proxies in Calgary I could connect to? I don't want free/web proxies, I'm looking for a commercial product. Again, help.
Any/all help is appreciated.
PS I did find a VPN that had servers in almost every major city in Canada but it was US$25/month and aimed at commercial interests. It was called Wonderproxy.
I'm curious why connecting through a VPN service in Vancouver to a business in Calgary isn't acceptable.
did u find one? i got westnet vpn in calgary its pretty good. Although it only maxes out at 500 megabits/second
> When I'm in Toronto, I want access to businesses in Calgary ...
Is there something "special" about those businesses, such that they don't accept secure-HTTP connections from outside of Calgary?
Maybe, the answer is access to the huge 50/50 pots that the Oilers and the Flames host for every game? Your IP-address has to be traceable to somewhere in Alberta, and you need an Alberta home-address, in order to play. Similar to www.canucks.com/online5050 for BC residents ?
Given that Shaw's headquarters is in CalGary, can you configure your web-browser to use Shaw's proxy-server: proxy.cg.shawcable.net ?
This proxy-server is probably not accessible from "outside" of Shaw's network, i.e., when you, in Toronto, connect to some non-Shaw ISP?
Shaw Internet is available in parts of Ontario: Atikokan, Dryden, Ear Falls, Fort Frances, Kenora, Manitouwadge, Nipigon, Red Lake, Sault Ste. Marie, Schreiber, Sioux Lookout, Terrace Bay, Thunder Bay, Wawa, and nearby communities.
you need to get WestNet VPN for this to work .......... they provide Calgary ip address or a Verizon Static ip address virgin
@Gi-JiHad wrote is the shw proxy still online? wont work ehre.
If you are a Shaw customer, you can get 1000 Mbps service, when you do NOT use a VPN.
Are you still getting only 500 Mbps through your VPN server?
Packets going from your Shaw-connected computer over Shaw's network, and "exiting" to a VPN-server, and then "entering" the Shaw (or Telus) network to reach your destination is going to add latency. Is that what you want? 🙂
Also, NSLOOKUP reports:
1. can't find proxy.cg.shawcable.net: Non-existent domain
2. Name: proxy.shawcable.net has IP-address: 255.255.255.255
There is no computer with that IP-address. That is a reserved IP-address for "broadcast" purposes.
QED