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i just want to confirm that i understand how these things work.

so working from home for a (some) company requires that you are physically present at your location (or state, or county, etc) if i set up a vpn (or vps) at home, and login to the vpn from thousands of miles away. will they be able to see that i am not there? what happens if the vpn has a hiccup?
 
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Bruh.

VPN = Virtual Private Network

VPS= Virtual Private Server

For your question: Yeah, if they are not so damn dumb.. they can easily notice you ARE NOT physically there... lmfao.

Your best bet is to hope and pray to God that they are super dumb.
 
It sounds like a viable plan. You could also maybe hope to come across a dead look alike and get two of your colleagues to carry him around the office for you with your name badge weekend at bernie's style
 
1. buy a raspberry pi
2. instal dietpi
3. install OpenVPN server

Now on your phone/laptop or whatever you are using

1. install OpenVPN client
2. set all traffic to rout via the VPN connection

Now you will only ever be seen as being at the IP geolocation of the network where you have the OpenVPN server running.

Note

The above would take a few hours to setup/tweak depending on the network setup you have the pi running behind.
 
GoTRooT said:
1. buy a raspberry pi
2. instal dietpi
3. install OpenVPN server

Now on your phone/laptop or whatever you are using

1. install OpenVPN client
2. set all traffic to rout via the VPN connection

Now you will only ever be seen as being at the IP geolocation of the network where you have the OpenVPN server running.

Note

The above would take a few hours to setup/tweak depending on the network setup you have the pi running behind.
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why does it have to be raspberry pi?
 
GainTheImpossible said:
Bruh.

VPN = Virtual Private Network

VPS= Virtual Private Server

For your question: Yeah, if they are not so damn dumb.. they can easily notice you ARE NOT physically there... lmfao.

Your best bet is to hope and pray to God that they are super dumb.
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thanks for spelling out vpn vps for me. i learned A LOT from your reply. so it appears to be too easy a question for you as for why geo-shifting or masking is not a real thing. i guess i am not advanced enough, and thats why i am asking the question. i just cant tell if you are just pretending to be an expert, or are you so advanced.
 
Doesn't have to be a raspberry pi, you could do it on anything really, that's just how I do it, I am not an expert at all, I just had a similar requirement to change my location and found this solution which was the cheapest I have found.

OK let's have a go directly at your question.

Q: Will they be able to see that I am not there?
A: Depends on the setup, it is possible but unlikely, if it were me and I didn't want to do the self made VPN, I would create a dedicated sandbox for this, I am going to assume you are on Windows so, create a hyper-v environment and only use this for work.

Q: What happens if the VPN has a hiccup?
A: You can set most VPN's to only send traffic over VPN, which means if the VPN goes down you lose your internet connection till it is back, so you do not leak your true IP
 
i guess this is not going to work, if i cannot plug a wifi adapter in the work computer?
 
txholdem said:
i just want to confirm that i understand how these things work.

so working from home for a (some) company requires that you are physically present at your location (or state, or county, etc) if i set up a vpn (or vps) at home, and login to the vpn from thousands of miles away. will they be able to see that i am not there? what happens if the vpn has a hiccup?
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Just use a router with vpn features built in at your home, then travel anywhere and connect thru your routers vpn .. been there, done that .. easy peasy .. =) If it has a hickup, just ask a friend or neighbour you trust watering your plants and restart the router at the same time.
 
Mate, I definitely recommend you to use VPS instead of VPN. With this virtual machine you won't have to worry about cookies and stuff.
 
Its a completely different Thing. Like comparing Apples to trains. You did not read enough about that topic
 
That is doable you will have to install a VPN client to your devices and perhaps manually change time zones
 
u can get an RDP
it is a remote virtual computer
the computer/server is physically in the area of your employer (buy an RDP which is located there)
U just control it remotely from your place.
It is very easy to control the remote pc - u can get one with windows installed
 
You can use Tailscale, and enable screen sharing (RDP or VNC). That will make sure you make a P2P connection to your home PC, and reach the RDP/VNC server without any routing or forwarding.
 
AWSProxies said:
You can use Tailscale, and enable screen sharing (RDP or VNC). That will make sure you make a P2P connection to your home PC, and reach the RDP/VNC server without any routing or forwarding.
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i am not sure tailscale works the way i expected? i use whatismyip.host to look at my ip.
i connect to a different wifi network, login to tailscale, look at my ip at whatismyip.host again, and i see the same ip as the wifi network without tailscale?

how do i make people see my ip as my home ip, or an ip in my local area? tailscale can do that?
 
txholdem said:
i am not sure tailscale works the way i expected? i use whatismyip.host to look at my ip.
i connect to a different wifi network, login to tailscale, look at my ip at whatismyip.host again, and i see the same ip as the wifi network without tailscale?

how do i make people see my ip as my home ip, or an ip in my local area? tailscale can do that?
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Tailscale is meant to create a direct encrypted connection from any place to your PC/server. You then need to run a proxy server on your PC and have it bind to your Tailscale IP (that 100.x IP, see your Tailscale portal for detail). And from where you are, just set that IP:port in your browser or computer settings and you'll exit from your home IP.

You need to install Tailscale on both computers. You can do the proxy server part with proxy.py. Install that using pip.

https://pypi.org/project/proxy.py/
 
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