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Our next guide in the VPN Split Tunnel sequence is Configure Deluge for VPN Split Tunneling on Debian 8 using systemd units. An excellent way of utilizing both the security that VPN connection provides and to still route only selected traffic over the VPN connection is called VPN Split Tunneling.… I'm curious
The next guide in the VPN Split Tunnel sequence is Configure Deluge for VPN Split Tunnelling on Ubuntu 16.04 using systemd units. An excellent way of utilizing both the security that VPN connection provides and to still route only selected traffic over the VPN connection is called VPN Split Tunneling.… I'm curious
If you are using Debian 8, Minibian, Raspbian, or similar distribution based on Debian, then you normally you install OpenVPN from the Debian repository. This is unfortunately usually outdated, many versions behind the latest release.
If there is a service where you should always use the most up to date … I'm curious
The next guide in the VPN Split Tunnel sequence is the Install Transmission BitTorrent Client for VPN Split Tunneling on Ubuntu 16.04 and Debian 8, Minibian and Raspbian Jessie (on Raspberry Pi).
It is highly recommended to run your BitTorrent client over VPN to protect your online privacy, and one … I'm curious
We have showed you how to configure VPN Split Tunnel on Ubuntu Server 14.04 LTS, now we bring you the next sequence in the split tunnel guides: the VPN Split Tunnel guide for systemd systems like Debian 8 and Ubuntu 16.04. In this guide we will show you how … I'm curious
The last HTPC Guides giveaway was a Banana Pi from Lemaker which Brandon won. This time around the Media Server Giveaway is a Raspberry Pi 3 for the lucky winner sponsored by element14.
The winner will receive the Raspberry Pi 3, a case, SD card with Minibian Jessie containing … I'm curious
Deluge is a great BitTorrent client thanks to its very powerful options and wide array of plugins. A nice feature of Deluge is that besides the excellent Web UI, you can control the Deluge daemon running on your home server using Deluge's UI. Think of it like this: you configure … I'm curious