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tt66

Member Since 1 Aug 2013
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In Topic: How to block ALL Internet traffic when VPN connection goes down?

1 August 2013 - 11:24

neither do I, you'll have to do some reading.

 

First hit in Google: http://www.thegeekst...route-examples/

 

I'll try, thanks...Maybe it shouldn't be the right way...With ip tables support it should be easier or not?

 

Please, if somebody has new ideas, post something for the community ;)

 

Thanks


In Topic: How to block ALL Internet traffic when VPN connection goes down?

1 August 2013 - 11:08

You could set a hardcoded set of routes, that routes everything to the VPN next hop, except the public IP of the VPN endpoint? And maybe to local LAN so the default gateway can still be found?

 

I understand but I'm not able to do that (I'm a newbie in Linux world)...Could you post a working configuration or simply indicate which commands should be used?

 

Thanks


In Topic: How to block ALL Internet traffic when VPN connection goes down?

1 August 2013 - 10:10

Hi,

 

If you drop ALL internet traffic this means that you will NEVER be able again to connect to your VPN, since ALL traffic will be blocked!

So the VPN port must remain open, and you only need to open this one on your ISP router/firewall to your STB, and use a strong authentication mecanism.

 

Pr2

 

Can you try to post a configuration for Openpli with OpenVPN (default configuration and port 1194 I suppose)?