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I rolled my own OpenVPN server on digital ocean. I find that having 2 instances running, one over TCP port 443 and one on UDP over an arbitrary port works great
by subliminalpanda 10y ago
I rolled my own OpenVPN server on digital ocean. I find that having 2 instances running, one over TCP port 443 and one on UDP over an arbitrary port works great in most scenarios.
- davb 10y agoMe too, although I've found that Netflix recently blocked their subnets. So even when I'm using it to be a little more secure on open wifi network, I can't stream.
- subliminalpanda 10y agoThey blocked it? How unfortunate, guess I have to cancel my subscription now :-/
- davb 10y agoUnfortunately. They might not have blocked every IP range (I assume that, given the number of customers and datacenters, DO has a large quantity of public IPs) but they've certainly blocked some of them.