VPN
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Recommended overseas VPNs
June 14, 2017 Update: I found his connection is still unstable; I couldn't connect at all from my hotel in Shenzhen. A friend recommended Shadowsocks, an open-source standard. It's great for setting up your own server. The Git repository is below; I haven't had time to study it yet, but I'll write a tutorial for everyone later…
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PPTP VPN User Guide, including versions for Windows, macOS, iPhone, and Android.
Windows 10 1. Click Network Center on the taskbar, then click Network Settings below (as shown in the image). 2. Select VPN, then click Add VPN. 3. VPN type: PPTP, login method: username and password, then enter the username, password, and server address, then save…
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One-click VPN installation on CentOS 6.5
This tutorial applies to OpenvVPS, XenVPS, or KVM VPS. First, run the following command: `cat /dev/net/tun`. The returned value must be: `cat: /dev/net/tun: File description…`
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Practical tutorial on setting up a VPN on CentOS 6.5
This practical guide demonstrates manual installation. For one-click installation, please refer to: CentOS 6.5 One-Click VPN Installation. 1. Environment Preparation: PPTPD requires Linux kernel support for MPPE, which is generally included during CentOS installation. The following steps install PPP and iptables: yu…
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CentOS 5 Host One-Click VPN Installation Tutorial
There are many configuration tutorials online, but they are all manual, and the configuration is very complex. Unless you have professional technical skills, you won't be able to operate it, and even if you do, you'll likely encounter many errors. This tutorial uses CentOS 5 32-bit; I haven't tested other environments yet. This tutorial is a one-click installation tutorial. If you prefer manual installation…
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Troubleshooting VPN Connection Failures on Android Tablets
Android tablets have a small bug that causes them to fail to connect to a VPN after setup, resulting in failed attempts to bypass internet restrictions. I encountered this problem yesterday and searched online for a long time without finding a solution. Finally, I solved the problem using a workaround. Using the built-in VPN didn't work…