In Linux, if the VPN drops how can I keep all my internet activity offline until I connect back to the VPN?
When then VPN drops I don't want to be able to get back on until I'm reconnected to the VPN.
My understanding is I need to have my route deleted then when reconnecting added again, would that be correct, or something like this and do this either in the client.conf or have a script run that does something like this...
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How Do Your Protect Against A VPN Drop?
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DasFox
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rwolfe
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Re: How Do Your Protect Against A VPN Drop?
I am curious, how are you connecting to the VPN is you want all your Internet connectivity offline until you connect back to the VPN?DasFox wrote:In Linux, if the VPN drops how can I keep all my internet activity offline until I connect back to the VPN?
When then VPN drops I don't want to be able to get back on until I'm reconnected to the VPN.
My understanding is I need to have my route deleted then when reconnecting added again, would that be correct, or something like this and do this either in the client.conf or have a script run that does something like this...
THANKS
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Bebop
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Re: How Do Your Protect Against A VPN Drop?
Linux, iptables. This may be useful to you.DasFox wrote:In Linux, if the VPN drops how can I keep all my internet activity offline until I connect back to the VPN?
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