如何设置VPN服务器并通过它进行连接

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1. Lol there was a VPN add in this video

2. I installed in my other pc and I opened the port 1194 but for some reason I can't connect out side my home 🙁 any help pls?

3. Chris, thanks so much for the great tutorials. I used this to get myself going with a VPN server of my own. I always enjoy your vids. Long live Linux!

4. Hi Chris,

   Great video ! Successfully got it to work on my Ubuntu machine but wondering if it's possible to have it work on Mac ? I was able to install openvpn using Homebrew but having issues running it. Does the client.ovpn file that we obtained from the VM need to replace the client.ovpn file located in the /etc/openvpn folder ? Or am I not understanding something here ?

5. I've watched a heap of these VPN videos. None of them show how to access local resources (e.g. Access a shared drive on a NAS/PC) where the VPN server is set up.
   I know it's possible (businesses do it) but it appears to be impossible for the DIYer.

   Do you know of any way to do it?

6. You should do a tutorial of how to create your own VPN using your own hardware so you can connect to anything on your server from anywhere

7. This video is gold. I would also suggest reviewing Ivacy VPN. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2yU01Zrw4Sw

8. 7:22 ".. if you understand a lot about VPNs" .. you would not be watching a video titled "How to Setup a VPN…" 🙂

9. Hey Chris, is this the same with Debian buster? (10.1)

10. Hey – vSauce

11. @Chris Titus Tech Thanks for anther great video. I've been thinking about getting a VPN. Would streaming say netflix work with this setup? If not what would you recommend?

12. Did you use ubuntu server for that or did you set it up from a mini install?? asking because of possible package dependancies… 😉

13. Wow, I'm reading the comments and if this is for a NEWB, I must be a NOPE!!! lol i am lost 🙁

14. Mate, why are you giving away this information online.
    You have given the IP address to the VPS which is currently still active with SSH.
    Also your public IP can be one of 10 options 76.85.9.3X 8:58

    I hope you know what you're doing

15. Does this make a Layer 2 VPN or a Layer 3 VPN

16. good info

17. Why would you waste money on your own vpn when you could just download one

18. use wireguard !

19. is it free

20. I setup a tor daemon on my raspberry pi for the whole lan, then I setup a auto proxy pac file with patterns that match certain sites, eg .onion sites and certain domain names that I prefer to go through with the onion network.

21. Chris correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't the whole purpose of having a VPN to provide a secure connection to your laptop when you're moving around over public networks?

22. Would you please make a video on how to setup own WIREGUARD server on VPS

23. Just use a browser with Tor, like the Brave browser and you don't need a VPN.

24. what app would you recommend to connect to this VPN from an Android device?

25. Zerotier is nice

26. video intro: emerging from the depths of system administration . 🙂

    awesome videos, thank you!

27. 13:00 you accidentally showed your ip

28. Hey, which terminal emulator are you using?

29. Chris, for your upcoming "Noob Monday's" videos. Along with Linux basics, can you please go over IT basics for the real world? Not how to build a PC, or Put Linux on a USB drive, but what benefit would having a home DNS Server be for the typical person? (Yes I know what a DNS server is). What benefit would a Proxy server be? Etc.

30. Off topic a bit, but does anyone here have a Synolgy Disk Station? This video reminded me of a question I had for its security.

31. So does this VPN do the same thing as Nord VPN, PIA, Tunnel Bear, etc? So it hides what you are doing online? People can't see what websites you are on?

32. Can you also talk about setting up Wireguard since it has much better performance compared to OpenVpn?

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