Question about VPN
Question about VPN
I have VPN and I want to run simultaneous with 2 or more open browsers but only PM through VPN. It is that possible?
Windows 10 pro /64 (version 1809)
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Re: Question about VPN
It really depends on what VPN software you're using and how you are able to configure it.
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Re: Question about VPN
My VPN is offered by default by my AV provider (Bitdefender) with limited daily traffic and is not much customizable .
Windows 10 pro /64 (version 1809)
PM last/64
PM last/64
Re: Question about VPN
In general this is not possible on the same machine, unless you do some advanced routing voodoo per-application.
A VPN will sit at the network layer and will make your machine part of the virtual network. This means anything running on it (on your machine's IP) will use the VPN.
If you want to redirect traffic just from Pale Moon, you probably want to be using a proxy, instead -- that can be set per-application.
A VPN will sit at the network layer and will make your machine part of the virtual network. This means anything running on it (on your machine's IP) will use the VPN.
If you want to redirect traffic just from Pale Moon, you probably want to be using a proxy, instead -- that can be set per-application.
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Re: Question about VPN
I agree as I have also tried this and failed miserablyMoonchild wrote:In general this is not possible on the same machine, unless you do some advanced routing voodoo per-application.
A VPN will sit at the network layer and will make your machine part of the virtual network. This means anything running on it (on your machine's IP) will use the VPN.
If you want to redirect traffic just from Pale Moon, you probably want to be using a proxy, instead -- that can be set per-application.