@ OscarTalks

I've got a new modem/router to install and test...coming soon.

However I have another curiosity question. I really like what you have done here and I have another laptop running Lubuntu. Since the latest version of puppy is based on ubuntu, or at least able to use ubuntu packages ...

@ OscarTalks

My ISP denies any culpability. I've been playing with my modem/router (netgear C6220) and it does not support VPN pass through. Even when I plug another router into the unit so the modem acts as a bridge only I still can't get through it with the VPN. Now begins the search for a new ...

@ OscarTalks

Reconfigured everything for VPNbook and got the same results. Everything connects but no web access, so I went to bed frustrated.

Next Day (today) I took the laptop a few cities south to a location where I had access to a commercial account with the same ISP (Comcast). WAHLA ...

@ OscarTalks

Reboot and rebuilt everything after downloading all 12 Proton config files then built several VPNconfig files to play with.

Results;

select VPN-start; the 30 second warning runs followed by the blue orb with the gold lock followed by the wireless icon changing into a blue globe with ...

@ OscarTalks

No success today, will try again tomorrow.

Questions;

What are the visual signs that are supposed to happen;

a) After a clean boot and VPNstart is selected for the first time.

b) After running VPNstop and then VPNstart

@ OscarTalks

One hint, if you have tried to do VPN-Start and it seems not to have worked, always a good idea to click VPN-Stop before trying VPN-Start again. Otherwise open a terminal and enter killall openvpn to kill any openvpn process which is running but not completed initialisation. [/quote ...

@ OscarTalks

I commented out the lines mentioned, that changed things. When selecting VPN-start I no-longer get the blue orb with the gold lock in the tray nor does the "What is my IP?" web page pop open. However, when I do select the VPN-start button a second time I do get the pop-up that openVPN ...

@ OscarTalks

The tray actually has two of the blue globes with the gold locks. At the moment a left click opens a none accessible web page (I suspect the web site is down) and a right click closes both globes. Prior to loosing access to the "What is my IP?" I mapped my IP address to a building in ...

@ OscarTalks

I am so glad you wrote these tutorials I would be so lost.

Anyway I meticulously followed your instructions through, closed the browser and clicked on VPN-start on the network men. I got the 30 second warning pop-up followed by the browser opening to "What is my IP?" web page. I ...

@ OscarTalks

I found the VPN-Activator download link just where you said it would be...( that was embarrassing ). However, I also grabbed the vpn-onoff-0.1-x86_64-xenial from smokey01 (I'm running the 64 bit xenial) that you just posted and installed it (sweet). I will spend tonight and see if I ...

Hello OscarTalks

I have read this through a couple times now and am still unable to locate a link to the VPN-activator.pet file. It is mentioned in the first post but the only links that show up are to VPNbook.com and Smokey01.com/OscarTalks. I have also read through that a couple times and am ...

I'm having difficulty finding the VPN-Activator.pet, can someone please supply a link. I'm running Xenial Pup if it makes a difference.