در جستجو، اما برای زندگی من، من جواب را پیدا کند: چگونه می تواند من اتصال کامپیوتر به چندین سرور VPN OpenVPN (GUI) به طور همزمان با استفاده از?
من خصوصی VPN برای دسترسی به چیزهای من (که تنها مسیر تنها تحت فشار قرار دادند به مشتری) و می خواهند به طور همزمان اتصال به یک سرویس دهنده VPN برای مرور اینترنت.
آیا این ممکن است؟
(من در ویندوز اولیه, اما باید برخی از سیستم های لینوکس بیش از حد، بنابراین من می خواهم بدانید که برای هر دو)
تشکر!
Win 7 but should be similar for 8 or 10 I am using latest open VPN 2.4.6.1601
First create new TAP-Ethernet.
Start->Tap-windows->utilities->add a new TAP…
Manual way.
%PROGRAMFILES%Tap-Windows folder
Run AddTap.bat
Second rename your tap drivers to something simple.
Example:
Formerly Local Area Connection 3 rename tap1
Local Area Connection 4 rename tap2
Then just run each config file and it will use a free tap. under windows you used to have to put the tap in the config file using –dev -node but I don’t and can’t remember the exact syntax. You might need to do this if you customize one of the tAP’s config and need to use it for a specific VPN or if for what ever reason windows does not select a free TAP.
Sitting here right now connected to two different OpenVPN Servers through the GUI.
Why are all these people saying it doesn’t work?
Just install a second TAP/TUN adapter and it works.
It should be possible with the right configuration on Linux. You don’t need multiple ethernet interfaces, but you need to run two openvpn clients each having their own tunnel (tun) interface. I don’t know if the openvpn GUI you are using can handle that.
On Linux you can do this with namespaces too instead of opening multiple openvpn connections via terminal. Useful if you need some more isolation.
A wrapper/script that automates it: https://github.com/slingamn/namespaced-openvpn
sudo /path/to/namespaced-openvpn –config nnn.ovpn
sudo ip netns exec protected sudo -u $USER -i
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Technically, this *may* be possible if your machine has multiple eth interfaces.
I’m new to VPNs and I may be talking out of my butt, but here’s my two cents:
Is there a reason it has to be split? Can you manage remembering which data out want to go out of each port, as each eth0 port goes to a different VPN? How would you assign each different application to use a specific port?
AAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHH
Well the only ways I know how to do this is to either A) use a VPN provider that allows nested VPN chain. B) use a virtual machine and use one VPN on the host and another VPN in the guest. But using a private VPN these processes may not work at all, idk.