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Setup PPTP to access home network transparently
I have Raspberry Pi box connected to home WiFi-router and running pptpd. The local addresses is 192.168.1.32 (eth0) and 192.168.2.1 (ppp0) and local name raspberry.local.
I have iMac connected to ...
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Virtualbox fails when I'm connected to an OpenVPN server
Some days ago, VirtualBox started to fail when I'm connected to a VPN. If my computer isn't connected to the VPN, everything works fine. I can start VMs, stop them, and so on. But if my computer is ...
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Connect to a home VPN with a restricted proxy-server in between (macOS)
The network in my university is restricted by a http proxy-server (with authentification). The problem is, that most of my applications are not usable as long as I'm in that network, because they not ...
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MAC OSX Routes Table
If I add a route such as route -n add 10.10.10.10 10.255.255.255 i can reach the server under 10.10.10.10, BUT if i add a route route -n add 10.0.0.0/24 10.255.255.255 and remove the other, i can't ...
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VPN connection failure
I recently changed my internet provider and after that I couldn't connect to my work's VPN anymore. I change my router to a TP-Link WR840N but that didn't work. The IPSec pass through is enabled in ...
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Route only certain IP range with VPN connection
We are using FortiClient to connect to one of our client's VPN. Unfortunately, FortiClient is routing all the traffic over VPN as default.
We have found a way around it, for Linux. After connecting ...
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Mac OS VPN uses default Subnet Mask
We expanded our subnet mask from 255.255.255.0 to 255.255.254.0 to incorporate more IP addresses in the business: 192.168.0.0 - 192.168.1.255 is the new subnet.
All of the servers etc are on the 192....
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VPN DNS configuration bug in OS X
I am using TunnelBlick to connect to an VPN (OpenVPN) with OS X 10.9.2. I can authenticate and pass traffic but the DNS entries injected from the VPN do not work.
Here is the output of scutil --dns (...
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OS X: Port forwarding a VPN to LAN
I have a Mac Mini running OS X 10.6.8. I use this old buddy as a Media Server. On this Mac Mini I have a VPN connection which connects me to a server running a service at port 80 and 4747. I want to ...
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How do I ensure a VPN is always used?
I'm running a VPN and wonder what happens if the VPN connection breaks.
When I run ifconfig i see my default ethernet adapter at en0 and the VPN at utun0. All traffic is running through the utun0 ...
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VPN: Can login when connected through wifi but not when connected through cable
When at home I use a VPN connection to connect to the campus network.
I used to be able to connect through ethernet, but now I can only connect when I am online through wifi. I have not changed ...
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First SSHed to server when VPN connected, now can't SSH without VPN
When I first SSHed (RSA passwordless, there's no password) to a server that I'd just set up (ssh [email protected]) on DigitalOcean, I forgot that my VPN was connected. If I'd remembered, I would have ...
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Large files from SMB over slow VPN
We have an SMB share setup that can only be accessed over our VPN.
Once a month I have to download a large file (10GB+) but its a slow process as to access the SMB I have to be connected to our VPN ...
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Connecting an Xbox to computer in another state using an intermediary?
I have traveled to a different state and want to connect an Xbox down here to a Win7 machine back in my home state for the purposes of being a Windows Media Center Extender. Normally, this is limited ...
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OS X OpenVPN packet filtering
I currently have an OpenVPN connection running on my Mac. By default, all of my network traffic is currently being routed through this connection: http, ssh, etc. I'm attempting to use packet ...
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