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Auto enabling of disabled interfaces before connecting error
Marco posted a question in VPN Windows Support
So, in the TorGuard Windows client v0.3.78 I use the internet kill switch in the Network tab. I mainly connect via USB tethering and Wi-Fi so I have selected that two interfaces. And I have set "Enable disabled interfaces before connecting" to "yes" in the General tab. But everytime I try to connect a dialog box popup saying "One or more interfaces can not be activated properly. Please activate them manually before continuing." Up to this point the TorGuard tray icon remains red. When I click "OK" in the aforementioned dialog box the internet connects automatically without me havin -
This is more of an irritation, but it would be nice if something could be done about it. I have two TAP windows adapters. Is there anyway to bind Torguard to one of the adapters? I've noticed that Torguard uses both, which causes a problem, because the client seems to change the adapter settings from DHCP to static entries (both the IP and DNS). This is a bit of a nuisance because I need to go into the configuration and undo the changes and every time whenever I need to connect to another VPN. If I can set it to TAP #1, then I don't really care what it does to that interface,
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HowTo - Check your ports/interfaces and what is going on with your ISP (with tcpdump, openwrt)
19807409 posted a question in VPN Router Support
Check DNS requests guide (webarchive) In previous guide, I described how to get rid of your ISP or any other service (even TorGuard itself) hijacking your DNS (webarchive) In this topic I will show how you simply can find out what exactly is going on with port 53 which is default DNS port. Requierments HowTo/Wiki/Links Please read about tcpdump usage and how to on github, I will show here one exampe where I do check DNS requests on tun0 which is my openvpn tunnel connected to TorGuard. You can filter the command from the codebox below, but for simplicity, here