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Does this also work if you're using the generic OpenVPN client to connect to the VPN? I've used a bunch of different VPN providers over the years, but they usua
by jangxx 3y ago
Does this also work if you're using the generic OpenVPN client to connect to the VPN? I've used a bunch of different VPN providers over the years, but they usually just offer an OpenVPN configuration that you can use with the normal client. I'm not aware of this also allowing them to send traffic the other way, but maybe it does?
- lyu07282 3y agoafaik no that's impossible without modifications of the customers OpenVPN software itself (they would need firewall/iptable rules for NAT, impossible to set via OpenVPN config). That's exactly why it's a bad sign if a VPN provider doesn't just give you VPN configuration files.