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The machine I tend to use for connecting runs headless and a recent change in Mysterium has made it so that once I connect to their network I'm disconnected fro
by alimbada 5y ago
The machine I tend to use for connecting runs headless and a recent change in Mysterium has made it so that once I connect to their network I'm disconnected from that machine on the local network. Not sure if it's a feature of split tunneling that normally allows this behaviour. I might have my terminology wrong.
- saurik 5y agoAh ha! Ok, I wouldn't have called that split tunneling myself (but maybe I should have: I am totally willing to believe that I should). (That sane issue happens with Orchid's tooling by default--on a desktop it is somewhat easy to fix with another manual route, which you can probably also use with Mysterium, but on mobile as a user you don't have many options. I was actually going to be fixing that for our next update because one of our key people told me they don't run it on their phone because of this; in his case, it disconnects his phone from his baby monitor.)
- alimbada 5y agoI gave the manual route a go with Mysterium but it didn't help. Thanks for the tip anyway. I'll wait until they've fixed the issue. I'd try out Orchid but I can't see a Windows client.