Bypassing University Internet Restrictions for Legal Purposes (to access my homeservers/raspberry Pis/VPS)

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came here to make sure this was said, left satisfied.

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OpenVpn says import profile what to do?

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literally mentioned in the post…

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DPI could see it, if they’ve setup ssl-inspection.

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That is slow. And I mean really fucking slow. Not being able to load Google in a reasonable time slow.

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Hey, no problem. I totally forgot that my Jellyfin server while not working over Tailscale managed to work over Cloudflare Tunnels, so just gotta figure out how to SSH over it

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How do they do effective DPI?

Do you have to install their root certificate to connect or something?

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web-based remote desktop tool t

can you help me setup it?

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See also sshuttle: GitHub - sshuttle/sshuttle: Transparent proxy server that works as a poor man's VPN. Forwards over ssh. Doesn't require admin. Works with Linux and MacOS. Supports DNS tunneling.

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1up this one - saved me a lot of boringness in shool.

But be careful opening ssh to the www. install fail2ban, allow only key-authentication etc.

I used it with Bitvise, a free ssh-client with built in socks-proxy

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You need a .ovpn file of a VPN server

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Yes but i mean a normal workplace would never do SSL injection and even then as far as i know it is encrypted in the https tunnel and the cert needs to match what the ocserv has stored or it fails the connect.

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We did not get informed about this security. There is no information on what gets blocked or not. At first, popular file sharing like google drive works and then one by one just get blocked

We didn’t use it for entertainment stuff, we use it to access file sharing that used for works and collaboration like Dropbox and Google Drive. The ridiculous thing is all of the work must be done in Google Drive and Google Forms when all of us can’t access them. The majority just give up and use mobile data tethering

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I think Cloudflare discourage the media serving usage in CF tunnel. I think vps+npm would be better. For ssh access, you can use guacamole as ssh web client

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Idk but we have a that high security wireless network (login via wpa) and even higher security network (login via web with ID)

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Where to get one?can you share yours?

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Then many workplaces aren’t “normal” these days :slight_smile:

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I think SSL inspection is very common these days, at least on employer issued devices. In my industry (finance) it would be almost universal.

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You might be able to get one from your VPN provider

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UDP port 1194 also works. And you can get .ovpn file from freevpn.us