Hi everyone,
My friend owns a small data center in Singapore and has lent me a VM with a public IP address for hosting services like Left 4 Dead 2 and DNS over WireGuard.
In the meantime, I’m also hosting a RustDesk Relay Server, available for free to users near Singapore, including those in Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, the Philippines, Vietnam, Hong Kong, and more.
Here’s the code you can paste into RustDesk’s ID/Relay Server:
=0nI9AzViJVQpplWx5EMKBVRahTVmBjT5IjaLp0RPN0cCJGT1YzQZNlRlVnbNhnI6ISeltmIsISM34CO4EjLxMTMuMDMx8yL6MHc0RHaiojIpBXYiwiIxcjL4gTMuEzMx4yMwEjI6ISehxWZyJCLiEzNugDOx4SMzEjLzATMiojI0N3boJyeCopy above hash code and click 📋 to paste
Or paste multiple Text Box:
| Property Name | Value |
| ID server | 103.131.188.71 |
| Relay server | 103.131.188.71 |
| API server | https://103.131.188.71 |
| Key | xMnueFSYC65LbBsCOGJKj29N0fU8ZEPJ0NqZZiARbW0= |
IP Address instead of Domain Name
I didn’t use a hostname or domain for the Server ID, Relay, and API. Instead, I used an IP address, so RustDesk won’t perform a DNS lookup.
This is especially useful for networks with broken DNS but working WAN connectivity, allowing you to connect without relying on DNS.