what are vpn and what is the use of it??
Ashutoshrox said:
what are vpn and what is the use of it??
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don't you think google search will be helpful? please search before posting. here's the wiki link
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virtual_private_network
Its virtual private network
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It allows to setup an network
Ashutoshrox said:
what are vpn and what is the use of it??
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Mobile VPN is the Virtual Private Network. VPN is a private
network system that uses the public internet to tunnel traffic secretly and securely from your phone to a computer network. This allows
you to safely access your Mailbox and other
Internet resources from a limited or unsecure
network connection. (eg - internet cafe).
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I would like to make a http proxy to tunnel my data connection through it.
Anyone?
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What exactly for? There are many proxies.
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MrObvious said:
What exactly for? There are many proxies.
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My data connection. Sometimes it won't let me access sites like Facebook. So I need HTTP instead of https
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The best way to do it is install something like squid and ssh on a computer you have at home them tunnel in with ssh and forward a local port to the squid proxy server at home. That's what i used to do to get around content filters at libraries so i could get on Facebook and stuff. You can get all the stuff you need as portable apps on a usb drive.
The easiest way, though, is to just enable a vpn server on your router or computer and use the built in vpn functions on android to route all traffic through the tunnel. The big problem with that is that you cannot use it on an untrusted device because it's like connecting it directly to your home network. Any worms on it can infect any computer at home.
If you need step by step instructions I'd be happy to help with either method, but I'll need to know more specifics about your home setup. If you have a router that supports dd-wrt, there is a great guide to the vpn method in this same forum.
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Duckman5 said:
The best way to do it is install something like squid and ssh on a computer you have at home them tunnel in with ssh and forward a local port to the squid proxy server at home. That's what i used to do to get around content filters at libraries so i could get on Facebook and stuff. You can get all the stuff you need as portable apps on a usb drive.
The easiest way, though, is to just enable a vpn server on your router or computer and use the built in vpn functions on android to route all traffic through the tunnel. The big problem with that is that you cannot use it on an untrusted device because it's like connecting it directly to your home network. Any worms on it can infect any computer at home.
If you need step by step instructions I'd be happy to help with either method, but I'll need to know more specifics about your home setup. If you have a router that supports dd-wrt, there is a great guide to the vpn method in this same forum.
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Pm sent.
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In my collage i use wifi its secure with some kind of proxy for browsing its ok bt for metro app there is no option to put proxy.....
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You've tried setting the system-wide proxy (using Internet Options -> Connection)? That should apply to most if not all apps.
Want to use metro app bt how proxy creates problem. In internet option only i can surf internet nothing else.....
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If you are in a public network, for example at university or the airport, your traffic can be recorded and decrypted. To prevent others from doing that you can send your traffic through a secured VPN-tunnel. The VPN-tunnel leads your traffic encrypted to a server which is processing your requests.
In my following tutorial you will learn how to run OpenVPN Server on your Raspberry Pi:
Turn Raspberry Pi into OpenVPN VPN-Server
r3zin said:
If you are in a public network, for example at university or the airport, your traffic can be recorded and decrypted. To prevent others from doing that you can send your traffic through a secured VPN-tunnel. The VPN-tunnel leads your traffic encrypted to a server which is processing your requests.
In my following tutorial you will learn how to run OpenVPN Server on your Raspberry Pi:
Turn Raspberry Pi into OpenVPN VPN-Server
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Dude, Why don't we two open a blog on blogspot?
Arnav.G said:
Dude, Why don't we two open a blog on blogspot?
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Because I already opened a blog running wordpress
If you are interested in helping me send me a PM.
r3zin said:
If you are in a public network, for example at university or the airport, your traffic can be recorded and decrypted. To prevent others from doing that you can send your traffic through a secured VPN-tunnel. The VPN-tunnel leads your traffic encrypted to a server which is processing your requests.
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Let's say I've got a RPi at home, on my wifi network, with an internal IP (internal to my home wifi router). At work, I'm on an internal ethernet network with an internal IP. Can I tunnel my traffic from my work computer through my Pi at home, and therefore circumvent any firewall policies at work (i.e. be able to access my facebook page, for example, which is normally blocked by my IT department's security policy)?
adzidek said:
Let's say I've got a RPi at home, on my wifi network, with an internal IP (internal to my home wifi router). At work, I'm on an internal ethernet network with an internal IP. Can I tunnel my traffic from my work computer through my Pi at home, and therefore circumvent any firewall policies at work (i.e. be able to access my facebook page, for example, which is normally blocked by my IT department's security policy)?
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Yes, this is exactly what you can do with this
r3zin said:
Yes, this is exactly what you can do with this
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Sweet!
OK, now here's the *big* question: on a noob scale of 1 to 10 (with 1 being total NOOB and 10 being Linus Torvalds), how hard is it to get this working properly?
Would there be any way to use this as a VPN on a home network exclusively, say for torrenting or something like that, instead of having to sign up for a monthly fee VPN service?
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shangrila500 said:
Would there be any way to use this as a VPN on a home network exclusively, say for torrenting or something like that, instead of having to sign up for a monthly fee VPN service?
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afaik, not in that way i think you mean. Since the rasPI uses your network like computer, its very same if u just connect computer without settings connection througth rasPi.
makkeonmies said:
afaik, not in that way i think you mean. Since the rasPI uses your network like computer, its very same if u just connect computer without settings connection througth rasPi.
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That's what I thought but it was worth a shot asking. Thanks
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A little late lol But cool, I'll give it a go.
shangrila500 said:
Would there be any way to use this as a VPN on a home network exclusively, say for torrenting or something like that, instead of having to sign up for a monthly fee VPN service?
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Probably wouldn't work. You use a VPN for torrenting for security and speed. On a local network, you're not masking your external IP so it wouldn't help. The RPi also doesn't offer the fastest throughput, but it might be enough to get the job done (depending on your network speed). Either way, it's probably not going to work out they way you imagine.
I use my grouper most times connected to Connectify hotspot on my PC. I have never been able to use any VPN app on the grouper. What could be wrong. Pls help.
Have you tried using the stock VPN , proXPN app not working on lollypop, but does work, if you put the setting in by hand.
rbeavers said:
Have you tried using the stock VPN , proXPN app not working on lollypop, but does work, if you put the setting in by hand.
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I'm on Lollipop. How do i get the information to fill into the VPN settings?
Name:
Type: PPTP (default)
PPP encryption (MPPE)
DNS search domains
DNS servers (eg 8.8.8.8)
Forwarding routes (eg 10.0.0.0/8)
Honestly i don't know what to fill in those boxes
What (who's) VPN are you using?
Mine were on proXPN Web site.
Try Google ing it.
rbeavers said:
What (who's) VPN are you using?
Mine were on proXPN Web site.
Try Google ing it.
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I use speedvpn from the playstore
Did a quick search might have been a forum site not sure it was them. Email Dev see if will give up the info.
rbeavers said:
Did a quick search might have been a forum site not sure it was them. Email Dev see if will give up the info.
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OK. Good idea. Thanks
Change vpn
I am also using same version of android and facing vpn connection issue as there are many tools i tried but bad luck.. Finally i am using ipvanish which is one of the best tool for android devices. I am living in us and choosing best vpn for android from vpnranks.
Hello guys.
i have been trying to configure my windows server 2012 to an vpn server.
that worked.
however i want to launch a script or popup or something like that after some user has logged into my vpn connection.
i have tried to google but all i found was not good enough information for what i want.
does anyone has an idea?
thanks
You can try this...you can configure it to get different options....its for windows server 2008 but the procedure is the same on the server 2012 as I think..
http://www.intelliadmin.com/index.php/2011/01/get-an-email-notification-on-system-logon/
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Mr said:
You can try this...you can configure it to get different options....its for windows server 2008 but the procedure is the same on the server 2012 as I think..
http://www.intelliadmin.com/index.php/2011/01/get-an-email-notification-on-system-logon/
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Thanks for the tip.
However.
It kinda works butt.
Instead off openening the program on the users pc.
It opens the program on my server.
Do you have any other idea?
Pc is not in a domain.
Just vpn connection
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SpaceCaker said:
Thanks for the tip.
However.
It kinda works butt.
Instead off openening the program on the users pc.
It opens the program on my server.
Do you have any other idea?
Pc is not in a domain.
Just vpn connection
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To launch a program on the user PC when it connects instantly to the VPN, I think you need a virus...
Correct me if I understood you wrong..
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Mr said:
To launch a program on the user PC when it connects instantly to the VPN, I think you need a virus...
Correct me if I understood you wrong..
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No because a virus isnt something that is well "save"
It should be possible as i have seen it working before.
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