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Linux - Preserve client IP Addresses when connecting to game server over wireguard VPN tunnel from VPS
My question is almost perfectly summarised here:
Preserve connecting clients IP address through an OpenVPN tunnel
And the solution provided in that post hints at what I need to do, and have been ...
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How can I setup FIREWALLD with IPSEC (StrongSwan) Site-to-Site to make PING work on Debian 12?
I have 3 nodes with public and local IP address, each:
Node A: edge router #1 (10.41.1.0/24)
Node B: edge router #2 (10.48.2.0/24)
Node C: VMS with Debian 12, docker containers and firewalld (ex. 172....
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DockOvpn: TLS key negotiation timeout
I am running alekslitvinenk/openvpn (aka "DockOvpn") with the following docker-compose.yaml:
version: '3'
volumes:
dockovpn:
networks:
frontend:
services:
dockovpn:
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How can i setup a proxy to redirect traffic to VPN
For work i need 2 use 2 differents VPN to access 2 differents networks.
Switching beetween VPN each time I need to one or the other context is very painfull because of double factor auth etc...
I can ...
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How to Split Tunnel Specific Server Traffic Through a VPN
I intend on hosting a number of services on a single NAS-like device and so was wondering if there were an easy way to set up a reliable VPN connection for only certain services while leaving others ...
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Routing a cgroup to a different table and back to the main table
I want to have the following setup. There are two interfaces: wlan0 and wg0. wlan0 is the default, wg0 is a wireguard interface, configured manually.
By default traffic goes to wlan0. But if a process ...
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UFW settings for a VPN on a Rasperry Pi
I have recently set up a headless Rasperry Pi, using Raspberry Pi OS Lite.
I set up Wireguard and some UFW rules.
The outcome that I would like to have:
all network traffic is blocked except for ...
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Unable to Ping Remote Database Server from Home WiFi Network
I am encountering a network connectivity issue when attempting to ping a remote database server from my home WiFi network. The server, identified by the IP address 192.168.100.91, is accessible via a ...
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Debian how to route traffic from/to a web app through eth0 instead of tun0 (VPN)
I have a web app which calls some public APIs which block VPN connection. I would like to route all traffic coming/going to the web app through eth0 and not through the default tun0 which is the ...
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Tunneling all TCP/UDP traffic through one port
My PC doesn't have a public IP, so I want to use a VPN with support for port forwarding for the following applications:
Remote access software
Home Assistant
SSH
LM Studio
A1111 (gradio)
... and ...
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Network Namespaces security issues
So I created a network namespace for running a vpn only for selected applications, let's call it "myvpn".
I understand I need root to set a different namespace, which by default will start ...
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Route all TCP traffic from port to another host:port
I have a wireguard config, creating a VPN between a remote server (10.0.1.1) and my local machine (10.0.1.2), so that the server can reach the local machine and vice versa.
I'd like the server to ...
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Connect to VPN working inside WSL from Windows environment
I have a remote VPN set up, to which I can only connect to via Linux machines. As of now, I do have access from WSL to this VPN, meaning I can ping and interact with the hardware that is only visible ...
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No internet connection after setuping OpenConnect server on ArchLinux
ip tuntap add mode tun dev vpn0
ip addr add 192.168.2.2/24 dev vpn0
# systemctl restart ocserv
iptables -A INPUT -p tcp --dport 22 -j ACCEPT
iptables -A INPUT -p tcp --dport 8443 -j ACCEPT
iptables -...
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VPN connected but routing tables unchanged
I'm trying to understand how does a VPN I'm using works.
In this case it's nordvpn, but the question should be vendor neutral focusing on the underlying Linux mechanisms and tools to check what's up ...