[Full Step-by-Step Guide] How to share OpenVPN from a TP-Link router to an Ubuntu Server and enable IPTable Forwarding to share a VPN connection with multiple devices without configuring or redirecting an HTTP Proxy (for implementation). - Things you should understand beforehand.
After trying a VPN, my IP address changed. If you're using a foreign VPN, you can choose one from the VPNGate website or search for IPSpeed OpenVPN on Google Search. How to configure an OpenVPN client on a TP-Link router and the steps to enable IP forwarding on an Ubuntu server after completion. Note: VPN Client configuration is only functional on devices during setup on a TP-Link router. For sharing on multiple devices, you will need an Ubuntu Server to enable IP forwarding, which requires configuring IPTables. If you are using Squid Proxy with a VPN accessed from a TP-Link router, you can configure and enable an HTTP Proxy if necessary. Edit the interface and change one of the HTTP Proxy transmission modes. An HTTP proxy handles the exchange of information regarding the device or server address, and then forwards it from the device to access the internet. This is useful if multiple devices are sharing a proxy, but it's not complicated. For IPTables, if an HTTP proxy is not ne...