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In split-tunneling, how do I configure OpenVPN so that it uses domain instead of IP based routing rules?
I live in a place where Google/Facebook/Twitter and a few other websites are not available from accessing. OpenVPN is a great tool to overcome this.
Originally, I must have OpenVPN running all the ...
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DHCP option to control interface metric
For some reason Windows is using only one interface for local network broadcasting (the one with lowest metrics). When client connects to VPN network, i want it to make new network preferred for ...
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Wireguard Client With Two Interfaces - Use one Interface for Wireguard
I'm trying to configure a Wireguard client currently set to route all traffic through Wireguard to only route one network interface through Wireguard.
Ex: The Client has both wlan0 and eth0 interfaces ...
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Route VM traffic through VPN, but not host traffic
I have a VPN service that I pay for, and I would like to route traffic for a (virtual box) virtual machine thorough it, but not traffic from the (linux) host.
The VPN service uses openvpn. I have a ...
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Wireguard (Client) not working with Windows IP forwarding turned on
I have an issue using WireGuard client on windows. When I'm trying to connect to WireGuard server, there are no pings, no domain resolves - nothing. WireGuard shows that I do send like a 1GB/sec of ...
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How to ensure Internet access is only via VPN [duplicate]
I have a Windows 7 machine with a regular wired Internet connection, configured via DHCP. It has a VPN connection set up. How can I ensure that Internet access is allowed only over the VPN? That is, ...
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LAN over wireguard?
As far as I understand, WireGuard is point-to-point and does not have a server/client architecture. However, I would still want to use a centralized server in order to by-pass firewalls and deal with ...
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What is "push route" used for in OpenVPN?
I have an OpenVPN server set up on my Raspberry Pi, when I installed it the guide I followed said to add a line like: push "route 192.168.1.0 255.255.255.0" so that the server would let the client ...
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Linux ip route / ip rule with fwmark and iptables -j MARK --set-mark
I just need to re-route all user traffic directly to specified gateway (different from the default one) and bypass all VPN and other routing rules.
Let's start it from scratch (reboot the system),
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Skype doesn't connect through OpenVPN [closed]
I have an OpenVPN server running on a VPS. When I connect to the VPN using the redirect-gateway option to route all traffic from the client through the VPN, Skype loses its connection. As soon as I ...
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Access local network resources remotely using OpenVPN
I've been banging my head against the wall on this for a week, so thought I'd finally turn to the experts. Much appreciated for any help.
[Note: originally posted this on ServerFault, was told this ...
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Routing between 7 (seven!) subnets, 2 of them have dynamically assigned IPs
I am using RaspberryPi (Raspbian OS) in an extremely complex routing scheme, which I could manage until number of subnets was five :)
Currently, I have the following interfaces, as shown by ifconfig:
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AWS OpenVPN Routing
I have a OpenVPN AS instance (AWS). I am trying to route traffic from my VPC (172.31.10.0/20) to home (192.168.5.0/24).
What works: I can route ALL traffic from home (192.168.5.0/24) via 192.168.5.4 ...
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How to run a web server on my PC without static ip
I have two related questions:
1- When I see my global IP address in a website like https://whatismyipaddress.com/, which is for example X.X.X.X, I think this is not only mine, and a lot of people who ...
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Peering two sites in a VPN: DIY mode with twin Raspberry Pi
I have two sites, A and B, like shown in the diagram below
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