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★ Free VPN ★ VPNod | Ubuntu/Linux Setup - Anonymous.7654 - Jun 28, 2011
How to apply to a free private beta account?
Send an email to [email protected] with subject vpnod
and you will get an instant reply with access credentials to VPNoD service.
Ubuntu/Linux Setup Instructions
1.First off, we need to install the required software to utilize the VPN service. You can use the command line or GUI package manager to do this.
To install from command line, open up the "Terminal" application, found in "Applications -> Accesories".
[img]http://www.vpnod.com/site_media/static/images/linux/terminal.png[/img]
Then write the command: sudo apt-get install pptp-linux at the prompt.
[img]http://www.vpnod.com/site_media/static/images/linux/terminal2.png[/img]
To install using the GUI, start "Synaptic Package Manager" found under "System -> Administration".
[img]http://www.vpnod.com/site_media/static/images/linux/synaptic-start.png[/img]
Using the search box at the topK type pptp-linux to search for the package.
[img]http://www.vpnod.com/site_media/static/images/linux/synaptic-search.png[/img]
Once found, click on the check box beside it, then click Apply to execute the command.
[img]http://www.vpnod.com/site_media/static/images/linux/synaptic-install.png[/img]
2.Click on the network icon, at the top right, and choose "VPN Connections -> Configure VPN"
[img]http://www.vpnod.com/site_media/static/images/linux/configure-vpn.png[/img]
3.Create a new VPN profile by clicking on the Add button.
[img]http://www.vpnod.com/site_media/static/images/linux/vpn-add.png[/img]
4.Be sure to choose "Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol (PPTP)" from the list then click Create.
[img]http://www.vpnod.com/site_media/static/images/linux/create-vpn.png[/img]
5.You can choose any name you like, we recommend "VPN On Demand", then fill the information as follows:
Gateway: vpn.vpnod.com
User name: usually the email you used to register with
Password: your own password
then click on Advanced to finish the setup.
[img]http://www.vpnod.com/site_media/static/images/linux/vpn-info.png[/img]
6.In the "PPTP Advanced Options" window, make sure to check "Use Point-to-Point encryption (MPPE)" as shown below, then click OK until all windows are closed and you're done.
[img]http://www.vpnod.com/site_media/static/images/linux/vpn-advanced.png[/img]
7.You'll only need to perform the steps 1 to 6 for first use of VPNOD.com service. Using this service will be easier later on.
Click on the Network icons from the top bar, as shown in the screen shot and choose "VPN Connections -> VPN On Demand". Ofcourse, VPN On Demand is the name you chose in step 5.
[img]http://www.vpnod.com/site_media/static/images/linux/start-vpnod.png[/img]
8.Finally, wait for a few seconds while the connection is established. The next time you need to connect to the service, you'll only need to perform the 7'th step.
Credits
VPNod
* - Scar3croW - Jun 28, 2011
Wow! that service is awesome! thanks for contributing to the *nix community!
* - Eminent - Jun 28, 2011
But does it work with HF? Omni blacklisted VPNs since he is coming out with his own in July.
* - Fuh-Kyu - Jun 28, 2011
Nice share!
You can basically use any PPTP VPN quite easily, and you can also setup OpenVPN as well.
There's a link to setting up UltraVPN [OpenVPN] in *NIX -->> here.
I don't know about VPN's being blacklisted, but I can get here through a shell >> proxy >> proxy >> HF.
* - Anonymous.7654 - Jun 29, 2011
(Jun 28, 2011 10:01 PM)Fuh-Kyu Wrote: Nice share!
You can basically use any PPTP VPN quite easily, and you can also setup OpenVPN as well.
There's a link to setting up UltraVPN [OpenVPN] in *NIX -->> here.
I don't know about VPN's being blacklisted, but I can get here through a shell >> proxy >> proxy >> HF.
Thank guys for replies my thread.
* - aw0l - Jun 29, 2011
Using a VPN this way, does everything you do in terminal also get tunneled through the vpn?
edit:
nvm, I found out it does :P
* - ki4jgt - Jun 29, 2011
Thanks for this :-) If I could give rep, I would give you 1 a day for the next 50 days.
* - IMOK - Jun 30, 2011
Nie(my sea key doesn't work) but when I go to select the connection type the PPTP doesn't show up? (yes I installed)
* - Anonymous.7654 - Jul 1, 2011
(Jun 30, 2011 08:59 AM)IMOK Wrote: Nie(my sea key doesn't work) but when I go to select the connection type the PPTP doesn't show up? (yes I installed)
Me working perfect,maybe try restart system.
* - 4fun - Jul 2, 2011
can somebody or anybody will help me? it will not connect in vpnod the error is VPN connection is failed, im finish installing pptp-linux and daemon-vpn, finish registering an account and finish restarting my PC...
NOTE: im using 3g dial-up only..
* - Dillyy - Jul 7, 2011
I'm using ubuntu 11.04 and i followed this tutorial exactly. But when i finished the VPN doesn't show up under VPN Connections. I'm gonna try to restart my system. Maybe that'll work.
* - Entitled - Jul 7, 2011
Just asking are you guys logging passwords used whilst using your vpn?
* - overdoze - Jul 14, 2011
Thanks for this, works fine for me in Ubuntu 11.04 :)
* - Shot Caller - Jul 14, 2011
works with hf...
using it now...
* - Anonymous.7654 - Jul 16, 2011
(Jul 14, 2011 09:23 AM)Gallery Wrote: works with hf...
using it now...
Thanks Gallery,good luck to use this VPN.