Vpn port udp tcp

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hello

I’m looking for a reliable VPN

that can open specific ports

UDP / TCP

thank you

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  1. brupala Posted messages 111178 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   14 458
     

    Hi,

    that’s not a VPN, it’s a firewall (remote).

    But well, you can find it plenty in commercial products; is it that you have trouble finding the technical documentation?

    It’s a bit normal—they’re a bit stingy as long as you’re not a client, and even after, they don’t necessarily detail their technical references.

    Personally, I use a VPS that I administer myself, on which I install a VPN server (WireGuard); it’s fairly easy and I can put a iptables firewall on it as I need.

    Commercial VPNs are rarely flexible enough.


    And there you go, there you go, voila ....

    But heavens, how tedious the line spacing is!!

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    1. marko5 Posted messages 2 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention  
       

      hi

      thanks for the answer, a little too technical for me

      I had one that did it, VPNfacile but closed

      cdtl

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  2. brupala Posted messages 111178 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   14 458
     

    Okay,

    you don’t have the knack for tinkering,

    a little easy research gives me this:

    https://www.vpnranks.com/fr-fr/meilleur-vpn/redirection-de-port/

    especially for Proton which provides good documentation without being a client: 

    https://protonvpn.com/fr/support/port-forwarding

    Beyond that, it can be automated, notably on macOS via nat-pmp replaced on newer IPv6-to-IPv4 gateways by PCP.

    But hey, if you have a public IPv6 of your VPN on your VPN client, you don’t need port forwarding.


    And there you go, there you go, voilà ....

    But alas, how painful line spacing is !!

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