I am in Thailand and connected to the Net using WiFi to connect to my building's ISP. The reason I sought out a VPN is that many things are blocked or not available in Thailand, like LAST.FM and various Youtube videos my friends send me. I also want greater security when I access this type of shared connection or connections in public places, cafes, the airport, etc.
I have downloaded and installed VPN, and the icon is in the tray. I open it up, selecting "new vpn connection setting".
What do I do next? I have no idea what to fill in, the TCP is set to 43, everything else, is a mystery.
I have no idea how to continue, even after looking through the manual.
Any ideas on how I should proceed would be much appreciated?
Can anyone give me an idea about what to do next?
Basic VPN Setup on Win7
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Re: Basic VPN Setup on Win7
Re: my previous post: problems solved.
Writing out and posting my problem(s) helped.
I went back and scrolled down on the "connecting" page and everything went well.
I am now listening to my LAST.FM radio station via a VPN server in the USA whereas a few minutes ago, it was inaccessible from here in my room in Thailand.
I am happy! Thanks to everyone in the SoftEther VPN crowd in Tsukuba U.
Writing out and posting my problem(s) helped.
I went back and scrolled down on the "connecting" page and everything went well.
I am now listening to my LAST.FM radio station via a VPN server in the USA whereas a few minutes ago, it was inaccessible from here in my room in Thailand.
I am happy! Thanks to everyone in the SoftEther VPN crowd in Tsukuba U.
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Re: Basic VPN Setup on Win7
Yes, I have (but in french !) a 13 pages pdf with the screens for a vpn like the public softether vpn servers and the vpn client.
If you are interessed, send me a message.
If you are interessed, send me a message.
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Re: Basic VPN Setup on Win7
Try to use UDP instead of TCP by filling in wrong TCP port.