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afranco

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  1. Also I am not familiar with IPSEC, if there is no IP interface regarding this IPSEC, @Alefsuggestion is a good idea to look at, GRE will encapsulated all traffic. Also look into SSH tunneling which allows you to create a tunnel over SSH and redirecting traffic without port forwarding. You can specify local machine ports to forward over SSH torwards to your Hertz Server.
  2. You don't need to port forward if the webserver is configured to listen to all interfaces on your local machine. Your local machines VPN IP will be the webservers local IP in which your VPN Server should be able to reach. From the VPN server end you may need to edit iptables to redirect port 80 and 443 comming from the public IP interface to the VPN interface on the server.
  3. I am a little confused, ok so your Hertz Ubuntu server is running the VPN server. Then you have your PC running a VPN client to connect to your server. You mentioned that this is working correct? If so why do you need to port forward anything?
  4. If the VPN is set up correctly you should be able to see if the port for IPSEC is open if you download nmap for Windows and scan the public IP address to see if it's open or not. It's a little redundant, you can also check the logs as well are you sure that the VPN.is running correctly?
  5. So you need to port forward the VPN Server side which resides in the Hertz server? Unless is public IP facing in which you don't have to do anything. I believe they have an interface which allows you to to edit traffic comming in or out. On the PC I don't believe you need to do any port forwarding if your PC is acting as a VPN client.
  6. You wanna give this command a shot? Open up CMD And try this netsh winsock reset
  7. Try reinstalling or updating the drivers for the nic card for your desktop. If your saying that your laptop works fine when connected then the issue is most likely on the desktop side. Before updating or reinstalling the drivers for the nic card try to reset your nic card aka adapter under network and share options.
  8. How is the routing setup? Are you using a virtual router? or do you have another VM running as a router?,
  9. Can you event do a remote session with the client? Try test test-wsman -Computername "{computername}" If that doesn't work execute this on the remote computer wimrm quickconfig
  10. Wol can also work in Port 7 have you tried port forwarding that also?
  11. While it is possible to use both, you may only have one default gateway based.on calculated metics (Done by default in Windows) so while yes it is possible to use both there can only be one gateway for all traffic (0.0.0.0 -> gateway IP) can be set on either wifi or cable. If you asking how to force it to a certain interface do this: Open cmd Route print You will see two gateways 0.0.0.0 on gateway IP on interface. You want to delete the route that goes to lan with Route delete (IP) netmask (mask) (gw IP) If this isn't the solution and you end up deleting a route and want it to auto populate flush the routes, reboot and you can start over, Dex is also correct there is no benefit of having both running at the same time
  12. That is strange, the host files seem to be ok. Are they in the same subnet?
  13. I have a very similar switch, but after 3 PoE devices are connected the coil starts to wine.
  14. Sneak into a Tier 1 ISP Datacenter with a very long fiber optic cable.
  15. Is your modem and router communicating at the same speeds? 1 gigabit?
  16. Just verify if they block dns queries to your server that you will be setting up for the dns over ip. If that fails go for ICMP over IP here is the link https://github.com/DhavalKapil/icmptunnel let me know if you manage to set everything up. I was planning to set this myself but haven't gotten the time. Let me know if you manage to do it!
  17. I never tried implementing this here is the link for it http://code.kryo.se/iodine/ it is IP over DNS if the school allows DNS queries you can theoretically bypass it with DNS queries can send and get data as queries. I seen this feature on ddrt wrt so I am assuming that you need a server to act like a proxy to decapsulate the DNS queries. Just a suggestion if you are into it.
  18. I have a 100ft Ethernet cable network setup at home (cat 5e) and if you don't like seeing wires just mount the wire on your baseboards. I bought this https://www.homedepot.ca/en/home/p.gb-gb-12-in-plastic-staple-white-15-pack.1000140949.html Very organize and simple but just a lot of mounting. If your cable matches the baseboard then the color of the mount will make it seem like its not there. If your router support 1gpbs as well as any switches you have cat5e is fine. if your planning to go with da Linus crazy 10gbps LAN way or want to future proof get cat6a.
  19. Is your hard drive hfs because I don't think it works with mbr
  20. If you have ddrt wrt you can set up qos rules, I don't know if there is an option to fliter them through different wans ports but that's is one option seeing as you want spefic traffic to go to spefic isp's. If you don't want to proitize your traffic, the iptables suggestion you where making sounds like a good idea to be honest, its just a lot of synax and rules to create.
  21. I have a TP-LINK AC router. If you planning to put ddrt wrt then go with the other router as 5.0ghz isn't supported yet.
  22. Sounds like a malfunctioning port on the router. Have you tried swapping ports from the working computers ethernet cord with other one?
  23. How far apart of those two router? Are they using the same SSID?
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