redirecting a home connection through a vpn-connected pc

alphadraconis

Hallo everyone, and nice to be here 🙂
I have a bit of a problem, basically caused by Chinese Great Firewall (I'm an expat in China).
I would like to play with certain online games (EVE mostly), but international connections get blocked here in China.
Solution: VyprVPN.
Problem: my home connection is way too slow and I cannot get a reliable connection to VyprVPN servers (I tried different VPN services, different protocols, different ISP, ... no way to play online with low pings and packet losses).
Possible option: my work PC has a GREAT connection. Here VyprVPN is totally stable and pings are usually <100 ms.

Is there any way to redirect my home PC connection to the work PC (a domestic connection is okay with my home ISP, pings are <50 ms) and from there connect internationally to VyprVPN?
I tried to install Hamachi, but the connection between my home PC and work PC transits through VyprVPN.

Thank you 🙂

Traffic

alphadraconis wroteIs there any way to redirect my home PC connection to the work PC

Setup your own private VPN with openvpn home->work then connect to vyprvpn at work ..

Be aware that your work upload speed is a crucial bottle neck in this setup.

alphadraconis

Thank you Traffic 😃

The problem is now... how.
My work PC upload bandwidth is great (actually better than my download bandwidth), I suppose no problems will be coming from that side.
I tried creating a VPN with Hamachi. Connected the two PCs in one VPN. Activated to VyprVpn (yesterday switched to Vpn.ac). Tried to share both the general internet connection (local area connection) and the vpn connection... with no result.

I'm pretty noob in these kind of things. How to share that?

Basically what I'd need is to redirect all of my outgoing connections from my home PC to my work PC, and use my work PC as a gateway for all incoming connections from my home PC.

Sounds pretty useless, but the problem is not the bandwidth itself, the problem is that the ISP I use at home can not handle international connections (China - Great Firewall), but works well on domestic ones, whilst the office ISP can handle pretty well both. Redirecting would probably help.

john56477

I know friends who use DD-WRT router as the VPN server. (In your case, placed in your Company)
Then connect to it from elsewhere within China using simple PPTP

Your slow international internet speed is not just caused by the GFW,
China Telecom implement a type of net neutrality, this means you need to buy
an extra package called VIP High Speed International Internet
it costs an extra 50 RMB/month.
expect the latency, the ping to west coast US drop from 300-500 ms to about 150 ms and be stable

With your A/C details

Call CT on 10000
Press whatever for English service
Request to enable international high speed internet (开通国际金品网)
Agree to pay extra RMB 50 per month

Traffic

alphadraconis wroteThe problem is now... how

did you work this out ?

It got me thinking .. but it can be done .. except that the GFWoC will be an issue.

Have you got a VPN between your Home-PC and your Work-PC ?