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# Cloud/Server Hosting Onionr
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Cloud hosting is not the recommended way to run Onionr, as it gives the cloud provider control over your data.
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That said, it is quite useful and by running a 24/7 Onionr node you contribute to the network's health.
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[Cockbox](https://cockbox.org/?r=12) is the recommended provider, as they do not demand personal information and accept Monero. This is an affiliate link, which gives us a commission at no expense or complication to you.
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1. [Install Onionr like normal](./basic-onionr-user-guide.pdf) or [from Docker](./docker.md)
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2. Run with specific host and port to bind to: `$ ./run-onionr-node.py --bind-address 0.0.0.0 --port 8080`
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3. Get the web security token: `$ ./onionr.sh get-web` (the long string at the end of the URL)
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4. [Configure Firefox for SSH tunneling](https://web.archive.org/web/20210123034529/https://gist.github.com/brentjanderson/6ed800376e53746d2d28ba7b6bdcdc12). `Set network.proxy.allow_hijacking_localhost` to true in about:config
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Disable random host binding in config (general.security.random_bind_ip = false) if you have Onionr auto start. You may also want to disable deniable block inserts. |