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How to use VPN without being disconnected on RDP?

I have a windows vps and I install VPN client called VPN Gate. Now the problem is when I'm connecting to my vps via RDP and turn on the vpn within the server I instantly get disconnected from my RDP session and can no longer login back in until I reboot my vps. Is there any way to use VPN Gate on my vps without being disconnected from RDP?

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  • 3K333K33 Member, Host Rep
    edited October 2025

    Hello,
    For our clients following usually worked:

    • Must use OpenVPN
    • Disable Killswitch
    • Disable VPN Firewall

    With that, everything should work fine

  • @Ruriko said:
    I have a windows vps and I install VPN client called VPN Gate. Now the problem is when I'm connecting to my vps via RDP and turn on the vpn within the server I instantly get disconnected from my RDP session and can no longer login back in until I reboot my vps. Is there any way to use VPN Gate on my vps without being disconnected from RDP?

    Use a vpn with tunnel options, like https://windscribe.com/features/split-tunneling/
    When you turn the vpn at vps, the vps get a new ip, thats the reason you disconecct from rdp, try Split tunneling example when tur in the vpn only works with "Firefox"

  • minitorminitor Member
    edited October 2025

    I assume you mean vpngate.net if that's so it depends on what protocol you want to use (sstp,ovpn,l2tp etc) no matter what you want to use you have 3 options.

    1- use a vpn that allows to set system proxy this will allow you to only use the vpn in most browsers and certain apps
    2- use a vpn that allows you to bypass port 3389 (which is used by RDP)
    3- use a vpn what allows you to tunnel only a certain apps such as the previous comment

  • oplinkoplink Member, Patron Provider

    Drop to CMD prompt (run as admin)
    //Enable the High Power
    powercfg -setactive 8c5e7fda-e8bf-4a96-9a85-a6e23a8c635c

    //Disable Monitor sleep
    powercfg -Change -monitor-timeout-ac 0
    powercfg -Change -monitor-timeout-dc 0

    //Disable AutoLockout << this is prob your problem. If your RDP Is wide open people will just keep brute force guessing passwords. After so many failed logins windows locks you out.
    net.exe accounts /lockoutthreshold:0

    //Must DO Enable RDP Firewall
    https://oplink.net/faq-items/how-do-i-restrict-windows-remote-desktop-by-ip-address/

    You can also change RDP port away from Default port for more added security.

    Thx
    Oplink

  • In wireguard client uncheck block untunelled traffic and voila

  • I use tailscale and have no issue with RDP connection.

  • FatGrizzlyFatGrizzly Member, Host Rep

    @Ruriko said:
    I have a windows vps and I install VPN client called VPN Gate. Now the problem is when I'm connecting to my vps via RDP and turn on the vpn within the server I instantly get disconnected from my RDP session and can no longer login back in until I reboot my vps. Is there any way to use VPN Gate on my vps without being disconnected from RDP?

    Enable split tunneling, then exclude traffic to your home ip(or the ip you're connecting to RDP from), then you should be able to connect via RDP, and any other traffic will be routed via the VPN.

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