amanj

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by amanj 8y ago
Thanks. For me it's easy to set it up. And I know that there is lot of people out there, who would love to have peace of mind, but don't know how to do it on their own. I have helped setup now probably 20 - 30 people over the las
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by amanj 8y ago
What I mean by this is, VPN server itself will be setup on a cloud service (say GCP, AWS etc.,). You will have to create your cloud account and give me the access to it for me to setup your VPN and then you'll revoke the permission for
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by amanj 8y ago
I've been running my own personal OpenVPN for several years now. Normally either running on AWS or GCP or Linode. Incidentally, I posted on HN yesterday volunteering to setup free VPN. - https://news.ycombinator.com/ite
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by amanj 8y ago
Hey, I wanted to come back to share my AWS experience. In a nutshell, its even worse than what GCP Marketplace offers. - Burried deep in the EULA details - the free version allows only 2 concurrent connections, just like the one on GCP. (he
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by amanj 8y ago
I am going to try AWS today and post my learning here. But, I have tried the GCP marketplace OpenVPN. I suspect AWS will be very similar. What I didn't like are : - free version restricts you only to 2 concurrent sessions. - you don&#x
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by amanj 8y ago
Yeah, absolutely. I am planning on doing it. Maybe by end of tomorrow. My intent is to keep it simple, honest, transparent. For actual installation, there are some good blogs out there - e.g https://medium.com/teendevs/
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by amanj 8y ago
Let me know if you have any questions. If you want to pay for my service, I'd suggest you contribute to one of your favorite charities/NGO. If you don't have one, I suggest Wikipedia.
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Volunteering to Setup Free VPN for Private VPN Usage
6 points by amanj 8y ago|10 comments