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  • #24535
    Avatar photoGAVVIE
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    So many acronymns..VPN,PPTP,Open ports,TCP etc etc. Must be a genius to understand it all? Anyway I got a VPN now,basically to download music from Youtube. I had been thinking that maybe some officials have shares in some of these busineses. How many foreigners in China @ about $85-00 a shot? How much would a good hacker cost to hack some of these offending/tracking sites I wonder. All we need is to check our emails and browse the net,albeit on the slow side.

    #24536
    Avatar photoFederico
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    Today I can’t use VPN in PPTP protocol…

    #24595
    Avatar photoPardhu
    Participant

    I have some problem too with my vpn today!

    #24600
    Avatar photoFederico
    Participant

    I suggest this VPN service that offer SSH protocol:

    useSSH VPN

    #24605
    Avatar photoBen
    Moderator

    I’m still not seeing any issues with my PPTP VPN.

    Federico – I’m confused as to what these SSH + VPN services offer. Do they offer you dynamic port forwarding though SSH so that you can create a socks proxy + PPTP VPN separately, or do they bind the pptp daemon port on the server to localhost through SSH?

    EDIT: I’m guessing it’s the first as GRE won’t tunnel over SSH

    #24619
    Avatar photoFederico
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    Good question Ben, usually bind the pptp daemon port on the server to localhost through SSH, right?

    I must ask I dont know…

    #24623
    Avatar photocharles
    Participant

    have y’all tried tis podvpn8 yet? just go give a shot…it was running like champ to me..

    #24633
    Avatar photoFederico
    Participant

    Another info: today if use internet line without VPN all ok, if i use this my connection on the router is stopped… I tried do this many times.

    It’s possible that my provider check traffic activity and close me out?

    #24650
    Avatar photoFederico
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    Ben I want cry, check the answer of the support:

    “Hello,

    We only give email support now.

    ssh sever is based on SSHD server.

    pptp is based on PPTP server.”

    -_-

    #24652
    Avatar photoIan
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    I use freegate works fine.

    #24653
    Avatar photoFederico
    Participant

    I use freegate too, but sometimes it’s little slowly…

    #24656
    Avatar photoOlsen
    Participant

    Cloudnymous is another free but a bit slow alternative, and Kepard gives 30 free minutes per day and is fast – both still work fine.

    #24662
    Avatar photoFederico
    Participant

    Thank you Olsen! we can choose between a “storm” of vpn!

    About useSSH vpn package PPTP vpn + SSHvpn, PPTP vpn is separately than ssh proxy.

    #24687
    Avatar photoIan
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    #24688
    Avatar photoChris Ziich
    Moderator

    @Ian thanks for sharing the article

    this is annoying and one of the major cons of living in China

    #24696
    Avatar photoCharlie
    Keymaster

    All this does is raise the value of VPNs in China. Nothing they do will ever extinguish the need for people to get on Facebook and Youtube – people will always find a way around it. This is like prohibition, what we have now is a gigantic “internet access black market” worth many millions of dollars.

    I’m looking into SSH tunneling.

    #24716
    Avatar photoFederico
    Participant

    I’m looking for SSH service too…

    #24722
    Avatar photoGAVVIE
    Participant

    Can an IP address be physically traced? Is it really illegal to have a VPN?

    SSH–Quick-Tip: SSH Tunneling Made Easy, by Frank Wiles

    #24724
    Avatar photoFederico
    Participant

    Isn’t illegal depend how to use it. Sure, an IP can to be traced…

    This is the link that before Gavin shared with us:

    http://www.revsys.com/writings/quicktips/ssh-tunnel.html

    #24725
    Avatar photoCharlie
    Keymaster
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    Can an IP address be physically traced? Is it really illegal to have a VPN?

    I’m not sure how feasible a trace is behind a VPN (Ben?). It’s illegal to “run a foreign-run VPN business in China” whatever that means. Since the servers aren’t in China, I don’t see how these businesses exist in China, or what being suddenly declared illegal actually means.

    See this Global Times article (this is the English-language Party mouthpiece): Foreign-Run VPNs Illegal

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