In my previous two columns, I began a series on building Linux-based Virtual Private Network (VPN) solutions using OpenVPN. When I left off last time, I had gotten as far through the OpenVPN server ...

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I'm trying to get my Linux install to utilize OpenVPN with ExpressVPN, but without it forcing everything over the tunnel/to their settings so that my local resources continue working. I'm part way ...

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For the past few months, I've been describing how to build a Virtual Private Network (VPN) server using OpenVPN, a free, multiplatform, TLS/SSL-based VPN dæmon. My example usage scenario involves the ...

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