For simple settings it (Wizard stuff, stuck on automatic, like DHCP) should be OK...
However, given there are Internet providers which are not OK with VPN providers, I put together this little tutorial, which should open it all up - for all...
So, 2 points:
1) It's better, in my experience, to have a static home network address (for various reasons, like address clash, NAS needing the User to have it etc.)
2) It's better to circumvent your Internet provider servers with
-Cloudflare
1.1.1.1
1.0.0.1
-Google
8.8.8.8
8.8.4.4
Then, OpenVPN will work...
So, I combined the two...
I hope this should work in all situations... At least it did so far, from many hundreds of messages I read and dealt with on the topic...
However, given there are Internet providers which are not OK with VPN providers, I put together this little tutorial, which should open it all up - for all...
So, 2 points:
1) It's better, in my experience, to have a static home network address (for various reasons, like address clash, NAS needing the User to have it etc.)
2) It's better to circumvent your Internet provider servers with
-Cloudflare
1.1.1.1
1.0.0.1
8.8.8.8
8.8.4.4
Then, OpenVPN will work...
So, I combined the two...
I hope this should work in all situations... At least it did so far, from many hundreds of messages I read and dealt with on the topic...
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