varunpan First time poster, I hope I am in the right place. Current situation: In my home network, I have OpenVPN Server and on the same device I want to enable Windscribe VPN. However when I enable windscribe VPN, the Openvpn clients can not connect to the OpenVPN server. My DDNS for the OpenVPN is the pointing to the home network IP, so I thought that my router/gateway should direct my openvpn clients to my server on my LAN via port forwarding but that does not seem to work and client connection is timed out. I am not sure why. I have tried to update the DDNS to point to the new IP from windscribe but that doesn’t work as there is no port forwarding on their end without an additional fee. What I want to accomplish: I want to protect my OpenVPN server by using windscribe vpn because all the traffic from the clients is routed through the server. I am using OpenVPN so the clients can access my samba shares as well as access geo-restricted content. Is there a way to get this to work and/or a better way to have this setup? Currently windscribe does not support split tunneling, but is there a way that I can route OpenVPN traffic to bypass the windscribe vpn and establish a connection? I can share server/client ovpns if needed.
TinCanTech Presumably, your own VPN works if you do not use Windscribe ? Also, Please see: https://forums.openvpn.net/viewtopic.php?f=30&t=22603
