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Openvpn connect to server's lan
Could somebody help me because I do not understand what's happening?
I setupped openvpn server on windows 10 successfully and everything is alright with it. I can ping computers on server side lan ...
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OpenVPN Site to Side tunel with specific client
I have two networks.
First network: 192.168.10.0/24 (router TP-LINK [192.168.10.10] and RPI [192.168.10.17])
Secound network: 192.168.15.0/24 (only one RPI [192.168.15.10])
I would like site-to-site ...
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Home network: router + OpenVPN + wireless mesh
I've recently purchased a Wifi mesh to help improve coverage in my house. So far, it's working fine for everyone in the household for most situations. The only thing I'm having trouble with is trying ...
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Which Windows Firerwall rules are necessary for Internet connectivity?
I use OpenVPN, it installs a TAP network adapter, I set its location to public and set all other network adapter locations to private. in Windows Firewall, blocked incoming and outgoing connections ...
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Why can't I connect to my VPN's private DNS servers on some wifi networks?
I usually connect to the Internet using a VPN (via the openvpn client), while also configuring my DNS to use my VPN's private DNS servers as well. But my library's public wifi, I'm only able to ...
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VPN client sees NAS but not printer
I connected my co-worker via Open VPN to our work network.
The main reason for this is that my co-worker can connect to our NAS. That is working.
In the past she also could print in our office from ...
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Why might my connection to this remote server be dropping?
I am not a sysadmin nor have a large background in networking, so I may be missing something very obvious here.
I am trying to connect to a remote server through a VPN provided by my work with SSH and ...
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Router: Setting up OpenVPN server
I have a TP-Link Archer A6 router and set up an OpenVPN server on it, but when I try to connect to it using OpenVPN Connect on Android, it always times out:
traceroute shows a loop inside my ISP's ...
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Internet connection drops for a few seconds
I am having a problem with an internet connection, let me explain:
I use my phone to connect to a WiFi network that uses EAP-SIM. In fact, every person who has a SIM card from the "Free" carrier can ...
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Open VPN Cant Connect RDP
I'Am not able to connect rdp over OPEN VPN with WiFi Router but Vpn Connected successfully.And the connection is success without the wifi router (Connected directly from ISP Modem)
here is the error ...
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Setting up Reverse SSH Socks Proxy Tunnel or Openvpn Node from inside my schools network
I've had this idea where I use some of the raspberry pi's I have laying around as Openvpn Nodes or a machine that's inside my schools LAN.
So obviously the question here is HOW can I facilitate ...
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Is the MAC address of the TAP-Windows adapter visible to the network?
When using the TAP-Windows adapter v9, such as when connecting with the OpenVPN GUI, does a router see the MAC address of the hardware Wi-Fi network card and the TAP adapter or just the Wi-Fi network ...
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How to point openvpn client to a specific gateway?
I have a Windows computer that is connected to LAN and Wireless. Each are on two different private networks. One is 192.x.x.x and the other one is on 172.x.x.x.
I am trying to configure the OpenVPN ...
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My ISP blocks all internet traffic until my bill is paid, but if I use a proxy I can circumvent it?
Alright so I'm having this bizarre situation. I haven't paid the internet bill yet, every time I try to use the internet, my ISP redirects all traffic to their domain (billpay.ispname.com)
Although, ...
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Host a website on home network; security
If I were to host a website on my home network, I'm opening myself up for a hacker to gain access to my network, even if I use a different machine to host the website.
Ways I've seen vaguely discussed ...
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