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My clients use DHCP for everything and are always connected to my home VPN. If I'm away from home and need to connect to a captive network, I'll turn off the VP
by kingnothing 1y ago
My clients use DHCP for everything and are always connected to my home VPN. If I'm away from home and need to connect to a captive network, I'll turn off the VPN, connect, then re-enable the VPN. I run unbound at home for DNS.
- itake 1y agoWhile I run a home VPN, I think using it exclusively runs into issues: - frequently capture portals only permit access for 1-2hr. Your internet get cut off, then you have to realize its not a temporary issue, but portal issue, then you close the vpn, try to find the captive portal, and re-auth. - latency is too high for my home vpn when I travel in asia