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What's your method for "double tunneling" as, on Windows at least, you can't run two VPN providers at the same time as far as I've seen. I'd love to know if tha
by CommitSyn 3y ago
What's your method for "double tunneling" as, on Windows at least, you can't run two VPN providers at the same time as far as I've seen. I'd love to know if that were possible. I've seen mention of a tool that allows groups of trusted individuals to use each other's VPN connections to create a tunnel, but that's with each computer running a different VPN service.
- wkat4242 3y agoUse a VM, route all traffic and link out to another VM that does the second VPN. Good thing about that too is it avoids leaks, as long as you set your adapters right.
- CommitSyn 3y agoI've tried this before but couldn't get it to work. What are the VM settings required? Do you need an external card that can do passthru or whatever it's called like you do for wardriving?
- _8j50 3y agoLike I said, don't even use windows for the vpn. Route windows through a local box (could be an RPI), that does the VPN and leak protection.