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In a hotel I always first thing direct everything through a VPN server (work or home, depending on what I want to do). Some hotels block UDP, in that case I swi
by Tor3 8y ago
In a hotel I always first thing direct everything through a VPN server (work or home, depending on what I want to do). Some hotels block UDP, in that case I switch the VPN to go via TCP port 443. But some hotels (really!) block port 443.. fortunately not that many anymore.
- 3xblah 8y agoWhen you use a home VPN server, is the VPN server running on a computer located at your home and reachable on the open internet? If yes, do you have fixed address or do you use dynamic DNS?
- Tor3 8y agoI could have set it up at home (the address is stable), but I have a server on a hosting facility which I use as my "home central".