OpenVPN & Network-Manager-OpenVPN & Connecting to Internet ipv4
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I'm trying to route internet traffic through my vpn. I've set up everything using a tutorial. Now, I've heard that OpenVPN can only handle either ipv4 OR ipv6. So I wanna stick with ipv4. I disabled ipv6 in the network manager on my pc, but now, ipv6 websites are still sent over ipv6 without the VPN. How can I prevent this?
Thanks!! :)
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I'm trying to route internet traffic through my vpn. I've set up everything using a tutorial. Now, I've heard that OpenVPN can only handle either ipv4 OR ipv6. So I wanna stick with ipv4. I disabled ipv6 in the network manager on my pc, but now, ipv6 websites are still sent over ipv6 without the VPN. How can I prevent this?
Thanks!! :)
network-manager 17.10 openvpn
asked Mar 11 at 8:36
Uwe Pfeifer
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up vote
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up vote
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down vote
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I'm trying to route internet traffic through my vpn. I've set up everything using a tutorial. Now, I've heard that OpenVPN can only handle either ipv4 OR ipv6. So I wanna stick with ipv4. I disabled ipv6 in the network manager on my pc, but now, ipv6 websites are still sent over ipv6 without the VPN. How can I prevent this?
Thanks!! :)
network-manager 17.10 openvpn
asked Mar 11 at 8:36
Uwe Pfeifer
386
I'm trying to route internet traffic through my vpn. I've set up everything using a tutorial. Now, I've heard that OpenVPN can only handle either ipv4 OR ipv6. So I wanna stick with ipv4. I disabled ipv6 in the network manager on my pc, but now, ipv6 websites are still sent over ipv6 without the VPN. How can I prevent this?
Thanks!! :)
network-manager 17.10 openvpn
network-manager 17.10 openvpn
asked Mar 11 at 8:36
Uwe Pfeifer
386
asked Mar 11 at 8:36
Uwe Pfeifer
386
asked Mar 11 at 8:36
Uwe Pfeifer
386
asked Mar 11 at 8:36
Uwe Pfeifer
386
asked Mar 11 at 8:36
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If you don't mind disabling IPv6 entirely then you could try this answer here.
Do ifconfig first and check if you still have an IPv6 address, if you do then it's still active, if not then something else is going on...
There is always 1 IPv6 address, ignore the fe80 one, if you have a second then it is still active.
You could also trying pinging an ipv6 address to see if you still get a reply
ping6 2607:f8b0:4003:c00::6a
answered Mar 11 at 10:43
Hugo
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hm, i have another IPv6 address. but the one from my ISP. Is there no way to disable it on both, my pc and mobile? :) Just so all network traffic is routed over the vpn? I mean, that's what the vpn is for.
– Uwe Pfeifer
Mar 11 at 10:58
If you're looking to route more devices than just your PC then maybe looking into setting up a VPN on your router will be more appropriate? It's also possible you could disable IPv6 on your router.
– Hugo
Mar 11 at 11:04
no i have openvpn on my server. ubuntu 16.04. i have both of my devices connected to the vpn its just the problem, that ipv6 is used, instead of ipv4 for surfing the internet ;D
– Uwe Pfeifer
Mar 11 at 11:05
Yes, so if you still have an IPv6 address as you mentioned earlier try following this guide to disable it.
– Hugo
Mar 11 at 11:08
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1 Answer
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1 Answer
1
active
oldest
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
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up vote
1
down vote
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If you don't mind disabling IPv6 entirely then you could try this answer here.
Do ifconfig first and check if you still have an IPv6 address, if you do then it's still active, if not then something else is going on...
There is always 1 IPv6 address, ignore the fe80 one, if you have a second then it is still active.
You could also trying pinging an ipv6 address to see if you still get a reply
ping6 2607:f8b0:4003:c00::6a
answered Mar 11 at 10:43
Hugo
421412
hm, i have another IPv6 address. but the one from my ISP. Is there no way to disable it on both, my pc and mobile? :) Just so all network traffic is routed over the vpn? I mean, that's what the vpn is for.
– Uwe Pfeifer
Mar 11 at 10:58
If you're looking to route more devices than just your PC then maybe looking into setting up a VPN on your router will be more appropriate? It's also possible you could disable IPv6 on your router.
– Hugo
Mar 11 at 11:04
no i have openvpn on my server. ubuntu 16.04. i have both of my devices connected to the vpn its just the problem, that ipv6 is used, instead of ipv4 for surfing the internet ;D
– Uwe Pfeifer
Mar 11 at 11:05
Yes, so if you still have an IPv6 address as you mentioned earlier try following this guide to disable it.
– Hugo
Mar 11 at 11:08
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
If you don't mind disabling IPv6 entirely then you could try this answer here.
Do ifconfig first and check if you still have an IPv6 address, if you do then it's still active, if not then something else is going on...
There is always 1 IPv6 address, ignore the fe80 one, if you have a second then it is still active.
You could also trying pinging an ipv6 address to see if you still get a reply
ping6 2607:f8b0:4003:c00::6a
answered Mar 11 at 10:43
Hugo
421412
hm, i have another IPv6 address. but the one from my ISP. Is there no way to disable it on both, my pc and mobile? :) Just so all network traffic is routed over the vpn? I mean, that's what the vpn is for.
– Uwe Pfeifer
Mar 11 at 10:58
If you're looking to route more devices than just your PC then maybe looking into setting up a VPN on your router will be more appropriate? It's also possible you could disable IPv6 on your router.
– Hugo
Mar 11 at 11:04
no i have openvpn on my server. ubuntu 16.04. i have both of my devices connected to the vpn its just the problem, that ipv6 is used, instead of ipv4 for surfing the internet ;D
– Uwe Pfeifer
Mar 11 at 11:05
Yes, so if you still have an IPv6 address as you mentioned earlier try following this guide to disable it.
– Hugo
Mar 11 at 11:08
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
If you don't mind disabling IPv6 entirely then you could try this answer here.
Do ifconfig first and check if you still have an IPv6 address, if you do then it's still active, if not then something else is going on...
There is always 1 IPv6 address, ignore the fe80 one, if you have a second then it is still active.
You could also trying pinging an ipv6 address to see if you still get a reply
ping6 2607:f8b0:4003:c00::6a
answered Mar 11 at 10:43
Hugo
421412
If you don't mind disabling IPv6 entirely then you could try this answer here.
Do ifconfig first and check if you still have an IPv6 address, if you do then it's still active, if not then something else is going on...
There is always 1 IPv6 address, ignore the fe80 one, if you have a second then it is still active.
You could also trying pinging an ipv6 address to see if you still get a reply
ping6 2607:f8b0:4003:c00::6a
answered Mar 11 at 10:43
Hugo
421412
answered Mar 11 at 10:43
Hugo
421412
answered Mar 11 at 10:43
Hugo
421412
answered Mar 11 at 10:43
Hugo
421412
421412
hm, i have another IPv6 address. but the one from my ISP. Is there no way to disable it on both, my pc and mobile? :) Just so all network traffic is routed over the vpn? I mean, that's what the vpn is for.
– Uwe Pfeifer
Mar 11 at 10:58
If you're looking to route more devices than just your PC then maybe looking into setting up a VPN on your router will be more appropriate? It's also possible you could disable IPv6 on your router.
– Hugo
Mar 11 at 11:04
no i have openvpn on my server. ubuntu 16.04. i have both of my devices connected to the vpn its just the problem, that ipv6 is used, instead of ipv4 for surfing the internet ;D
– Uwe Pfeifer
Mar 11 at 11:05
Yes, so if you still have an IPv6 address as you mentioned earlier try following this guide to disable it.
– Hugo
Mar 11 at 11:08
add a comment |Â
hm, i have another IPv6 address. but the one from my ISP. Is there no way to disable it on both, my pc and mobile? :) Just so all network traffic is routed over the vpn? I mean, that's what the vpn is for.
– Uwe Pfeifer
Mar 11 at 10:58
If you're looking to route more devices than just your PC then maybe looking into setting up a VPN on your router will be more appropriate? It's also possible you could disable IPv6 on your router.
– Hugo
Mar 11 at 11:04
no i have openvpn on my server. ubuntu 16.04. i have both of my devices connected to the vpn its just the problem, that ipv6 is used, instead of ipv4 for surfing the internet ;D
– Uwe Pfeifer
Mar 11 at 11:05
Yes, so if you still have an IPv6 address as you mentioned earlier try following this guide to disable it.
– Hugo
Mar 11 at 11:08
hm, i have another IPv6 address. but the one from my ISP. Is there no way to disable it on both, my pc and mobile? :) Just so all network traffic is routed over the vpn? I mean, that's what the vpn is for.
– Uwe Pfeifer
Mar 11 at 10:58
hm, i have another IPv6 address. but the one from my ISP. Is there no way to disable it on both, my pc and mobile? :) Just so all network traffic is routed over the vpn? I mean, that's what the vpn is for.
– Uwe Pfeifer
Mar 11 at 10:58
If you're looking to route more devices than just your PC then maybe looking into setting up a VPN on your router will be more appropriate? It's also possible you could disable IPv6 on your router.
– Hugo
Mar 11 at 11:04
If you're looking to route more devices than just your PC then maybe looking into setting up a VPN on your router will be more appropriate? It's also possible you could disable IPv6 on your router.
– Hugo
Mar 11 at 11:04
no i have openvpn on my server. ubuntu 16.04. i have both of my devices connected to the vpn its just the problem, that ipv6 is used, instead of ipv4 for surfing the internet ;D
– Uwe Pfeifer
Mar 11 at 11:05
no i have openvpn on my server. ubuntu 16.04. i have both of my devices connected to the vpn its just the problem, that ipv6 is used, instead of ipv4 for surfing the internet ;D
– Uwe Pfeifer
Mar 11 at 11:05
Yes, so if you still have an IPv6 address as you mentioned earlier try following this guide to disable it.
– Hugo
Mar 11 at 11:08
Yes, so if you still have an IPv6 address as you mentioned earlier try following this guide to disable it.
– Hugo
Mar 11 at 11:08
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