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Keep Solid has this function. $13 will save a lot of your and ours time
What's the point of the forum if not help someone out?
I picked up keepsolid. I'll check it out!
This is a question I also had after experiencing the same, getting a tutorial on how to do this has been very hard to come across.
You even did not explain details about your type of connection at first
Bit of my time wasted?
From keepsolid FAQs
Such a feature is currently available in the VPN Unlimited app for Android. It’s called App Exceptions and it allows you to choose apps that will not be covered with VPN connection. You can find this feature on the Settings screen (learn more in our guide on how to use VPN Unlimited on Android).
How do you mean? It's a remote dedi that I ssh into. I'm trying to stop the server from kicking me out as soon as I enable VPN, which I'm assume happens because all traffic is routed through the VPNs IP and not the server.
Let me know what else I can provide!
You can insert this script into the VPN startup process, such as WireGuard Post-Up process, and of course the Post-Down process should be reversed.
Of course WireGuard can also use the table=off option.
You can still manage the server through your server IPv4, and all other traffic to the server goes through the VPN.
Full example:
What type of VPN connection you use? Did you know something about it?
Tried this with OpenVPN. I am open to using wireguard as well.
I'll give this a shot, thank you!
Original applications do not allow you to do Not sure that you manually set up it
Just install https://github.com/Nyr/wireguard-install
I'm not trying to route my traffic through my server.
I'm trying to route my servers traffic through a VPN but still be able to SSH into it
Why
Seedbox
You must be using some shitty public trackers then.
Just trying to play it safe. And possibly. I'm new to the private tracker scene. Care to send an invite to some decent ones?
Nope
No worries! 🙂
Run the apps you want to use VPN and the VPN client itself in a network namespace (systemd NetworkNamespacePath helps)
Or you might find it easier to use a container (systemd-nspawn etc)
If you're serious about entering decent privates - I'd refrain from asking on public forums.
Just a heads up. Take as you will
Just trying my luck! It's hard when just starting out
Yup - but worth the effort
Agreed! Finally have the server and the time to get a sick Plex server going
In simple words OP looking for route their Pornhub traffic trough VPN and his Bank account traffic trough Home ISP at the same time. Without switching on off VPN every time.
lol
Sounds like he just want's to route his (whatever torrent client he's using) through a vpn. Sounds like a lot of messing about considering his server is on OVH network and half the servers on there are torrenting
Have a look a talescale with a exit node easy to setup and bind the torrent client to the talescale network.
The solution is having the postup/postdown set a couple route rules so that traffic sent to the original IP gets returned by the original IP and not the VPN. I don't have it handy, but shouldn't be more than 5 minutes of googling.
Using a VPN client on VPS is a kinda rare goal I never bothered to try but it's possible using the right IP routing configs.
What I actually tried in the past was routing my VPS traffic through a VPN client on my Android phone (using a SSH tunnel in Termux app) which was funny to see working, but that doesn't really answer your question.
To your question, start from this page and the links that come out of it:
https://www.digitalocean.com/community/questions/tunneling-vps-traffic-through-vpn-using-vps-as-openvpn-client