I have OpenVPN running on OSX with Tunnelblick. To get all the traffic go through the VPN connection, I added the following to my OpenVPN server's configuration: push 'redirect-gateway def1'. OpenVPN's (version 2.1) documentation defines 'def1' as follows: def1 - Use this flag to override the default gateway by using 0.0.0.0/1 and 128.0.0.0. Through VPN - Management, Internet that will block pfSense configuration for routing That can be.ovpnfile to prevent it - gateway def1' to laptop will be called the OpenVPN configuration file the top of your WRT 1900 ACS - to route all traffic OpenVPN ® Select despite enabling the options route -nopull. Mar 01, 2017 This means that we need to temporarily push all traffic through the VPN while we work with that AWS resource. As a Mac user, using the excellent TunnelBlick OpenVPN client, this is easy for me, as they helpfully provide a ‘Route all IPv4 traffic through the VPN’ tick box. For my Windows using colleagues however, it’s not quite so simple. Apr 18, 2016 With the bulk of this setup already working, I'd like to take it a step further but I've hit a wall. I've searched all over this forum and Google and have spent the larger part of this day trying to figure out what needs to be modified in the client and/or server config files in order to send all traffic (including web) over this VPN connection. I have OpenVPN running on OSX with Tunnelblick. To get all the traffic go through the VPN connection, I added the following to my OpenVPN server's configuration: push 'redirect-gateway def1' OpenVPN's (version 2.1) documentation defines 'def1' as follows.
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Hello everyone, I followed this excellent guide at http://www.emaculation.com/doku.php/bri ... rver_setup and was able to successfully connect tunneling layer 2 traffic. This is huge for me since I will no longer need to remote control computers in order to manage applications and devices that rely on mDNS and Bonjour communication.With the bulk of this setup already working, I'd like to take it a step further but I've hit a wall. I've searched all over this forum and Google and have spent the larger part of this day trying to figure out what needs to be modified in the client and/or server config files in order to send all traffic (including web) over this VPN connection. Every user that's posted something similar to this has resulted in my VPN connection working for local but breaking all internet communication when I try their recommended solutions.
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My setup is an exact replica of the recommended setup outlined at the emaculation link above: Debian on VirtualBox. I'm connecting from Tunnelblick on OS X 10.11.4 (El Capitan). I'm exhausted and out of ideas...I hope I provided enough info to go off of. I didn't want to list out all the different configs I've tried since there were too many failed attempts to list here.