Greetings.
I've got Windows 7 client, how I can prevent using other then OpenVPN networks on this machine?
In other words, how I can cut off all incoming/outgoing traffic when OpenVPN is disconnected?
Thanks for answering!
OpenVPN Client - windows, routing (default route)
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Re: OpenVPN Client - windows, routing (default route)
I suggested a few in this thread here: topic8595.html
Not sure which, if any, were the best for Windows 7.
Feel free to report back your findings after trying these:
Not sure which, if any, were the best for Windows 7.
Feel free to report back your findings after trying these:
- VPN LifeGuard: Open source
- VPNCheck
- VPNetMon
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Re: OpenVPN Client - windows, routing (default route)
Here's what I've maid with Comodo:
1. Created a global rule that blocks all types of traffic on the MAC address of the ethernet card.
2. Created a global rule that allows all types of traffic to a domain of the VPN server.
The result is when VPN is disconnected - no connections allowed for exception of the OpenVPN server's IP (or domain).
When VPN is connected all traffic goes through it.
1. Created a global rule that blocks all types of traffic on the MAC address of the ethernet card.
2. Created a global rule that allows all types of traffic to a domain of the VPN server.
The result is when VPN is disconnected - no connections allowed for exception of the OpenVPN server's IP (or domain).
When VPN is connected all traffic goes through it.