How To Block Internet Traffic If VPN Fails On Raspbian?
I am considering using a Raspberry Pi 2 as a dedicated Torrent device. I want to use this with a VPN perhaps with OpenVPN but I don't much about Linux so I'm not sure just yet how you set this up. Is there a way of setting up Raspbian so the network connection only works while the VPN is active? i.e. if the VPN connection fails, the network/internet connection is disabled.
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Look at private internet access the program used to provide the VPN connection has a kill wan option if the VPN is not active, I use it on a Linux box used for downloading works well.
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Thanks mate. I thought with PIA it was only the Windows and Mac applications that had built in kill switch. What is the name of the Linux application you are using?
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Hi
I use IPvanish and I cannot fault them tbh I they have apps for most O/S and it doesnt effect anything else on my network.
maybe this will help?
https://www.bestvpnservice.eu/configure-your-raspberry-pi-module-to-be-used-with-an-openvpn-connection/
thanks
LS
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Thanks. I don't see anything in the link about installing a kill switch though.
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That's excellent. Much appreciated.
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Unless I'm missing something surely if you configure the VPN as your only network access method then if it fails you won't connect?
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On my windows machine I run an app whenever I want to use the VPN. When I disconnect it goes back to using my ip.
I know very little about Linux but assumed it works the same way. If there is a way of setting it up so the network adapter only ever uses the VPN then I'd love to know how to do it as it would save me a lot of hassle. I get my pi today so can start looking into this myself.
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Not 100% off the top of my head but iptables should do this - any outbound traffic not going to the VPN gets rejected.
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