I like your style of no unnecessary talking and getting to the point. I have set up home networks years ago and I'm interested in figuring out how a VPN service I pay for compares to a VPN router at home. This sentence from your information above confuses me. "Wifi routers only do Wifi routing if a VPN client is enabled. By VPN client do you mean a paid for service. I'm here to learn. Thank You
You are wise tech lad. I reckon many of people needed this video to have a whole picture. This is what I exactly build based on BraxRouter. Well done and thank you!.
This is the MOST VALUABLE channel on TH-cam. Thanks for the clear visible demonstrations, your clear speech with good cadence, and the valuable information.
This a wonderful demonstration of internet setup at home. I think everybody need to know this, particularly this time. Great Video! You deserve more subscribers! It will come soon; keep it on please!
Absolutely. This guy is unique. Zero bullshit, and his mind seems to work e_actly like mine, so he's very easy to understand. I cannot point to a single video I watched on this channel that I didn't find profitable. And I love his classical-guitar intro, very classy.
@@robbraxmantech can you make a more detailed manual for setting up the wired version the directions seem to assume I know something about networking 😁. Seriously I’m lost
Just a tip. You could use a NanoPi R4S instead of a Raspberry Pi. The Nano comes with 2 Gigabit ethernet ports, but no WiFi - that needs an adapter, but you won't need the USB-to-Ethernet adapter. However, if you're going to connect it to a WiFi Router anyway, you can just use that WiFi from the router instead. Comes in 1GB RAM and 4GB RAM versions. I have a NanoPi R4S 4GB and have it set up as a firewall. Works great.
Rob, being a network engineer that goes back to the days of original thicknet and thinnet, arcnet and banyan vines, I appreciate many of your presentations, but this one is lacking in full capabilities. First of all, you should connect your gigabit Ethernet switch to your cable modem and then all your devices into that switch. This would give you a better throughput on your devices. There are a few other points I would like to help you with to incorporate into a part 2 that is needed for this video. I will reach out to you by email.
Outstanding video!!!! Thanks for all you do to protect peoples privacy!!! Im ordering the software soon! Will buy a raspberry Pi at a local micro center. You rock!!!!!
Your router looks very good. I think I'll get one. I have two routers, a high end one and a mid range. How should I connect them if I want to be able to create temporary guest WiFi on both of them?
Great video, Chadi. Life gives us the ability to grow and do fantastic things. Permanently removing our opportunity to grow is a disservice to everyone, especially ourselves. Relief's not worth the loss of our potential.
I appreciate the type of information your providing to us! I have a question about this video. If you have to use the apple Wi-Fi (before the Brax router) for situations like you explain with the banking apps/sites, you still expose your IP address when that happens correct? It only takes once? Thanks in advance!
Thanks Rob, great video. Question - I have Armstrong Plume wifi modems installed, can I use my Apple extreme for a VPN router or use a Brax Router between the Plume wifi and Apple extreme.
Thanks for this! I was misunderstood some of your content before and thought there shouldn't be non vpn router at all cause phones will locate that known router location and expose everyone, but this video clarified things. Does your vpn router software allow use any vpn service which offers wireguard or open vpn config files? Also what's your opinion about Windscribe vpn?
EXCELLENT and VER Y instructional video Mr. Braxman. Q: Is there an available block diagram of the different configurations? Brax web configuration? Where? Solution for, if necessary bypass ISP provided modem (moca)/built in wifi and with 3rd party router as you show. Routing/NAT function disabled? btw is the the 3rd party device you use/show here, simply a wifi and not wifi/router? 802.11ac connections no matter how fast, will be limited by the bandwidth of the VPN router I presume? Pay for VPN?
Cool vid. I have a question. Is the brax router necessary at all? Some routers have a built-in VPN configuration tool. Would that also do? What would be the differences? Another question: One downside to using a single VPN for every network user is that VPNs offer lower speeds and multiple users would make the experience even more frustrating. What happens if I set up a VPN both in my router and on a device? When starting the VPN on the device, will it bypass the VPN configuration in the router or would I then be using 2 chained VPNs?
What if you're not hooked to a landline for internet? We have line of sight microwave from way down in the valley below. Can you still make it a VPN? Or would it be pointless?
If I remember correctly, Google services use the Mac address to map the location of WiFi networks, so even if users with location enabled are not connected to your network, if they are nearby they can report your Mac address to google by using mobile data.
You could just run a script to periodically change the MAC address, or just tell the router (via software/firmware) to not distribute it's MAC address to any device and instead force yourself to manually type in the initial MAC address on the client device that wants to connect to the router, there's other ways you could go about this too, you don't need hide you MAC address, you could use alternate methods of distributed networking, or you could implement active protection from such surveying methods by combating it..... You can look into that on your own time if you want more information on that subject. Don't ever "leave it to another day", protect your network before it even goes online for the first time, don't take any risks, and inform people around you of the risks they are exposed to. We aren't living in the 90's anymore, everything you do can be publicly monitored by any person very easily, even if it is digital. This is about a fight for continued freedom and a right to speak freely and live with privacy & security.
Rob, if you didn't want to sacrifice internet speed wouldn't it be better to just use a VPN app on whatever device you are using (ie., phone or pc) rather than create another wifi (VPN it) using your Brax Router which decreases your internet speed down to 50 mbps?
But you can have a separate firewall device just like the VPN in this video. Then you won't need to worry about every ckien (again, just like in this video).
Thank you! Interesting, and again, very informative! My challenge would be to use your pon router for my wired and wireless connections, but still keep the network shared drives in synology type nas available for the other 2/3 of household that are stuck on ios and not security minded at all.. cascading routers can be problematic for me as to if I am downstream or upstream from shared resources. mt challenges are trying to keep all 3 generations of us sharing an internet connection happy. Thanks again for insight and information! Cheers! :)
You did a double NAT by plugging the ethernet into the WAN port of the Netgear WiFi. It would work for most applications, but now I wonder if you know this stuff well.
Baños will actually negate you if you are in a different country or city, but if you use a VPN at the same city where your bank is you will be able to login without any issues.
Great vid. Braxman, you have a better job than these technologists that advise on cyber security stuff. I bet they are all watching your videos feeling like a very small cogs in a wheel doing the same sh*t everyday not expereincing all the other cool stuff about this profession. Hell even your peer consultants will be watching these vids! Congrats! Can these be set up with a SIM card? Is there any benefit in using a SIM based router? Is it possible to VOIP via LAN router and avoid mobile networks? At least putting stops in where bloaty metadata can be stripped ie. Mob net to router stop, router to SIM stop, SIM to network. Or have I totally got the wrong end of the very complicated stick with that whole scenario?
I need a little clarity. If one is using a VPN router setup, but then has to connect to a non-VPN to conduct some banking transactions, does that not negate the point of using the vpn setup? If at a home network, you've done told the internet you're this person at this location.
Maybe two obvious questions: If the router from the ISP includes the Wifi, can the BraxRouter just be attached there the same way for the VPN side? Could three different sets of power-line models be used for example one for normal Ethernet, one for the VPN Ethernet and one for Tor Ethernet? Thank you for your videos and helping the resistance!
They just hooked up the area’s new fiber optic network here and since it’s been 4 years since this vid is there any chance that the VPN services are faster now? It would suck to be stuck being slow again with a great fiber optic line.
Hi Rob....3 of my good close friends started a company called Pwnie Express...the used a nokia900 then went to nexus 5 phones and tablets...are you familiar with them?...i am VERY interested in your phones and plan to get a few and have my friends "pentest" them...i have been super excited tuning into your content...you have actually "created" some things i had talked with my friends about...well...hahaha..in a sense😉...keep up the good work!!!...in my book you are "the man of the hour"
No i do not sell anything online or otherwise...my friend sold the company years ago and was not impressed with the direction it took...i do not know who is selling those phones...
You can flash your modem to do this type of vpn router configuration. I wouldn't recommend that option if you are not techy; however, you can save $140 bucks. Some routers/modems have settings to do it as well. you just going take a hit in internet speed. Remember VPN company has your data!
@@robbraxmantech So does that mean it can only be used with a limited number of wired devices? I thought you referred to it as a wifi router in the video
Hey Rob, So with the two routers when you are going to do banking on the non-VPN router - how is it easily switchable? I would just go into wireless settings on the computer and select a different router? then when done go back to the VPN Router? and is the Brax router compatible with my Google wifi mesh network? I currently use Nord VPN software, and would like this setup, but have to ask where does the Brax router send my stuff through?
Could this be connected to the wifi router that you normally get from your service provider? Was wondering if I'd still be able to access the VPN through the ISP Wifi Router.
Awesome! Is your wifi traffic between your devices and the VPN router still encrypted, to avoid wifi traffic being read by others listening in? I guess it may be, but wondering as that's the main reason I use a vpn.
Rob! Do you upload your TH-cam videos from a vpn connection? Can it create any problems? Because I came across several threads where users complained that they had problems accessing their TH-cam/Google account from vpn connection as their behavior seemed suspicious (from what I have understood, they seemed to use vpn not consistently, but only from time to time) Or there's no need using vpn when you are logged into your TH-cam account at all?
Background music is not needed for instructional videos, and using a lapel mic in a room that doesn't have an echo is a must. Audio quality is a must when making good quality videos. Your information is very important to us but it is imperative that we can hear what you're saying. Please take this as constructive criticism, and thank you for your Channel.
@@MrTechdude1 unless I missed something, Unifi doesn't support configuring to direct traffic through a VPN, it only supports configuring itself as a VPN server.
I am moving to the Philippines in 2022. Could I use tHe Brax router in PI to trick the internet into thinking I’m in the US? This would allow me to watch my US television shows/sports.
Though the answer is yes, it will work there, I have not found that kind of trickery to be reliable. I would use it for privacy and not geolocation tricks
This is in my view the best profitable channel for viewers; same kind of content with such knowledge, depth and ease is rare. Thank you Sir.
I like your style of no unnecessary talking and getting to the point. I have set up home networks years ago and I'm interested in figuring out how a VPN service I pay for compares to a VPN router at home. This sentence from your information above confuses me. "Wifi routers only do Wifi routing if a VPN client is enabled. By VPN client do you mean a paid for service. I'm here to learn. Thank You
You are wise tech lad.
I reckon many of people needed this video to have a whole picture.
This is what I exactly build based on BraxRouter.
Well done and thank you!.
Thank you!
Why are you using TH-cam for tech support, lol
Just stumbled on your de-google video yesterday, this was recommended to me today.... subscribed. Thanks for the great content.
Me too! Hope more people start doing things like this. Time to push back.
@@renaissancestatesmanwho recommended it by , google or youtube?
I still don't have a clue about most of the content yet. Tech overwhelms me, but this guy is a good teacher. Thanks for the quality content Rob
By not having clue meaning I just don't understand alit yet
And this is the more complex issue. There are easier topics
This is the MOST VALUABLE channel on TH-cam. Thanks for the clear visible demonstrations, your clear speech with good cadence, and the valuable information.
I’m so glad I ran across your channel!
Rob is the man.
You should check out Someordinarygamers too acutally too
I just learned about this cat and he seems very knowledgeable. Welcome to the new digital battlefield!
Not enough videos on TH-cam in regards to this subject. Thank you for your service to the public.
I agree that this kind of content is sparse!
Per Rob's talk, people are enjoying on the internet with providing their data so VPN service charges.
This piano-playing fool is a hero AND a Saint. God bless you and thank your, Rob, for all you do.
Holy crap, a whole electronic store of gear. Great vid thanks for your knowledge.
This a wonderful demonstration of internet setup at home. I think everybody need to know this, particularly this time. Great Video! You deserve more subscribers! It will come soon; keep it on please!
right now this will and IS becoming very valuable information your channel should explode.
you deserve more subscribers! excellent content !
I'm glad you find it interesting! I make videos that people ask for
Absolutely. This guy is unique. Zero bullshit, and his mind seems to work e_actly like mine, so he's very easy to understand. I cannot point to a single video I watched on this channel that I didn't find profitable. And I love his classical-guitar intro, very classy.
@@robbraxmantech If im only using wifi in one room that i live in surely i only need a straight ordinary VPN router to be safe dont i?
@@gtibruce same question for me
@@robbraxmantech can you make a more detailed manual for setting up the wired version the directions seem to assume I know something about networking 😁. Seriously I’m lost
Just a tip. You could use a NanoPi R4S instead of a Raspberry Pi. The Nano comes with 2 Gigabit ethernet ports, but no WiFi - that needs an adapter, but you won't need the USB-to-Ethernet adapter. However, if you're going to connect it to a WiFi Router anyway, you can just use that WiFi from the router instead. Comes in 1GB RAM and 4GB RAM versions. I have a NanoPi R4S 4GB and have it set up as a firewall. Works great.
Rob, being a network engineer that goes back to the days of original thicknet and thinnet, arcnet and banyan vines, I appreciate many of your presentations, but this one is lacking in full capabilities. First of all, you should connect your gigabit Ethernet switch to your cable modem and then all your devices into that switch. This would give you a better throughput on your devices. There are a few other points I would like to help you with to incorporate into a part 2 that is needed for this video. I will reach out to you by email.
Outstanding video!!!! Thanks for all you do to protect peoples privacy!!! Im ordering the software soon! Will buy a raspberry Pi at a local micro center. You rock!!!!!
Rob is a treasure trove of info.
Your router looks very good. I think I'll get one. I have two routers, a high end one and a mid range. How should I connect them if I want to be able to create temporary guest WiFi on both of them?
Great video, Chadi.
Life gives us the ability to grow and do fantastic things. Permanently removing our opportunity to grow is a disservice to everyone, especially ourselves. Relief's not worth the loss of our potential.
Another thing added now on my, to do list!
Rob braxman Love your work. You video's are very clear, helpful and easy to understand. I'll like the way you explain everything very well
Expertise to the highest level.
I appreciate the type of information your providing to us! I have a question about this video. If you have to use the apple Wi-Fi (before the Brax router) for situations like you explain with the banking apps/sites, you still expose your IP address when that happens correct? It only takes once? Thanks in advance!
What if you have a DSL Modem + WiFi Router combined like I do? Will this setup still work? You mentioned something about it being pre-configured.
It will work now without an issue. The prior issue was IPV6. We handled that at the Braxrouter
This Channel is a gem! Subbed!
Suppose you have a modem with the built in WiFi, which comes from Comcast/xfinity?
I was wondering the same thing.
So, why don't you connect the brax router directly to the modem?
Thanks Rob, great video. Question - I have Armstrong Plume wifi modems installed, can I use my Apple extreme for a VPN router or use a Brax Router between the Plume wifi and Apple extreme.
BROTHER, YOU ARE THE BEST!!! You oooh really helped me!! THANK
What's the camera you use for recording? The autofocus it's really on point.
Thanks for this! I was misunderstood some of your content before and thought there shouldn't be non vpn router at all cause phones will locate that known router location and expose everyone, but this video clarified things.
Does your vpn router software allow use any vpn service which offers wireguard or open vpn config files? Also what's your opinion about Windscribe vpn?
you should have at least 1 M subscribers. i subscribed
Very clear and understandable on how to use thank you for a great video my order will be in shortly
Excellent presentation. Does the Brax VPN slow down the internet connection ?
All VPN's of course will be slower than direct. But in real use, you won't really notice.
Will this set up let me watch content from another country?
@@iancarlosbenitez5281 yes !
@@iancarlosbenitez5281 maybe, depends what VPN service you choose, it's a cat and mouse game with streaming services and VPN services.
EXCELLENT and VER Y instructional video Mr. Braxman.
Q: Is there an available block diagram of the different configurations? Brax web configuration? Where? Solution for, if necessary bypass ISP provided modem (moca)/built in wifi and with 3rd party router as you show. Routing/NAT function disabled? btw is the the 3rd party device you use/show here, simply a wifi and not wifi/router? 802.11ac connections no matter how fast, will be limited by the bandwidth of the VPN router I presume? Pay for VPN?
Cool vid. I have a question. Is the brax router necessary at all? Some routers have a built-in VPN configuration tool. Would that also do? What would be the differences?
Another question:
One downside to using a single VPN for every network user is that VPNs offer lower speeds and multiple users would make the experience even more frustrating. What happens if I set up a VPN both in my router and on a device? When starting the VPN on the device, will it bypass the VPN configuration in the router or would I then be using 2 chained VPNs?
Those routers can work. But this is extra powerful because it can work as a gigabit wired router which is better for an expanded network
@@robbraxmantech is this vpn router compatible with 5G? and will protonVPN work on this router?
Can you plug the brax router into the modem directly and then to the net gear?
I was thinking the same thing.
What if you're not hooked to a landline for internet? We have line of sight microwave from way down in the valley below. Can you still make it a VPN? Or would it be pointless?
If you have a router in your home, you can have a network-wide VPN.
Thank you Sir. I will need to add a pFsense firewall. Where should I put it?
Will the cable company charge me extra for additional device?
Thanks
Nope.
The technical level required to maintain internet privacy is beyond many engineers, let alone the joe public.
The good guys are working on that. Using computers used to be quite technical but now look how easy it's become.
Excellent video and explanation, soooo valuable, thank you Sir !
WOW YOU ARE SO NECESSARY RIGHT NOW! LOVE YOUR VIDEOS.
Do you have a video where you present and explain your products?
😊 😊 🙏
thank you so much for sharing these videos.
and OMG i thought for a second that your wall had magnet in it 😅 😅
Great description. I will set it up. I run my own virtual server so I believe that will only work with the non-vpn network? Right?
I look froward to Rob's videos!
Glad you enjoy!
What do you think of mesh systems. Are they better or is what you just showed better?
That tan is Mr. H.™ approved! 👍🏼 Great video. Very informative.
Mr H!
Excellent visuals Rob, I needed to see this. :-)
I just bought AC1750 and put my modem in a pass through mode.
Now i have my own VPN at home i can connect to from my phone or my laptop at work.
If I remember correctly, Google services use the Mac address to map the location of WiFi networks, so even if users with location enabled are not connected to your network, if they are nearby they can report your Mac address to google by using mobile data.
Yes. that's true of standard Google Android phones. But that's not your device Mac Address. That's the Wifi router's Mac address.
You could just run a script to periodically change the MAC address, or just tell the router (via software/firmware) to not distribute it's MAC address to any device and instead force yourself to manually type in the initial MAC address on the client device that wants to connect to the router, there's other ways you could go about this too, you don't need hide you MAC address, you could use alternate methods of distributed networking, or you could implement active protection from such surveying methods by combating it..... You can look into that on your own time if you want more information on that subject.
Don't ever "leave it to another day", protect your network before it even goes online for the first time, don't take any risks, and inform people around you of the risks they are exposed to.
We aren't living in the 90's anymore, everything you do can be publicly monitored by any person very easily, even if it is digital.
This is about a fight for continued freedom and a right to speak freely and live with privacy & security.
I appreciate your studied insight Rob!.
How about a video about a virtualized VPN router, like Proxmox and pfSense with a VPN service, and perhaps how to put other VMs behind the VPN?
VM's is another video topic that I will need to do soon
Rob Braxman Tech I’m also interested in the virtualized VPN. Please consider doing this soon Rob. Thanks !
Rob Braxman Tech can you speak on how to use VMs for browsing the internet without getting online fingerprinting, maybe compartmentalization.
Rob Braxman Tech thanks!!
Hire do you defend against DNS leaks with your router VPN setup?
As always.... I love your videos!
Rob, if you didn't want to sacrifice internet speed wouldn't it be better to just use a VPN app on whatever device you are using (ie., phone or pc) rather than create another wifi (VPN it) using your Brax Router which decreases your internet speed down to 50 mbps?
Great content, Brax what about to upload a video about firewalls?
All computers have firewalls activated so it may not be so interesting
But you can have a separate firewall device just like the VPN in this video. Then you won't need to worry about every ckien (again, just like in this video).
@@robbraxmantech How does a firewall would benefit users at home for privacy?
How fast is your VPN product?
New subscriber here Rob. Awesome video! Can you tell me where to buy the BraxRouter? Thanks.
brax.me sign in
Thank you! Interesting, and again, very informative! My challenge would be to use your pon router for my wired and wireless connections, but still keep the network shared drives in synology type nas available for the other 2/3 of household that are stuck on ios and not security minded at all.. cascading routers can be problematic for me as to if I am downstream or upstream from shared resources. mt challenges are trying to keep all 3 generations of us sharing an internet connection happy. Thanks again for insight and information! Cheers! :)
You did a double NAT by plugging the ethernet into the WAN port of the Netgear WiFi.
It would work for most applications, but now I wonder if you know this stuff well.
Double NAT is correct. I presume you understand the security/privacy implications of that?
Love this! ❤️ good work. Yes I need u in my life
Easy to understand, great video.
Baños will actually negate you if you are in a different country or city, but if you use a VPN at the same city where your bank is you will be able to login without any issues.
It is also possible to install DD-WRT or OpenWRT on a secondary router as a VPN router. A bit more complicated...maybe...
very interesting, is this hardware also available for the Netherlands?
yes
Great vid. Braxman, you have a better job than these technologists that advise on cyber security stuff. I bet they are all watching your videos feeling like a very small cogs in a wheel doing the same sh*t everyday not expereincing all the other cool stuff about this profession. Hell even your peer consultants will be watching these vids! Congrats! Can these be set up with a SIM card? Is there any benefit in using a SIM based router? Is it possible to VOIP via LAN router and avoid mobile networks? At least putting stops in where bloaty metadata can be stripped ie. Mob net to router stop, router to SIM stop, SIM to network. Or have I totally got the wrong end of the very complicated stick with that whole scenario?
So, instead of Mesh wifi you use Powerline network to get to distant connections?
I need a little clarity. If one is using a VPN router setup, but then has to connect to a non-VPN to conduct some banking transactions, does that not negate the point of using the vpn setup? If at a home network, you've done told the internet you're this person at this location.
they're considered as two separate communications
Maybe two obvious questions:
If the router from the ISP includes the Wifi, can the BraxRouter just be attached there the same way for the VPN side?
Could three different sets of power-line models be used for example one for normal Ethernet, one for the VPN Ethernet and one for Tor Ethernet?
Thank you for your videos and helping the resistance!
Yes. In the new version -- no issues
@@robbraxmantech Excellent, thank you! I look forward to setting this up and to learn more from your videos!
They just hooked up the area’s new fiber optic network here and since it’s been 4 years since this vid is there any chance that the VPN services are faster now? It would suck to be stuck being slow again with a great fiber optic line.
Hi Rob....3 of my good close friends started a company called Pwnie Express...the used a nokia900 then went to nexus 5 phones and tablets...are you familiar with them?...i am VERY interested in your phones and plan to get a few and have my friends "pentest" them...i have been super excited tuning into your content...you have actually "created" some things i had talked with my friends about...well...hahaha..in a sense😉...keep up the good work!!!...in my book you are "the man of the hour"
Are you the one selling those Pwnie Express phones on Ebay?
No i do not sell anything online or otherwise...my friend sold the company years ago and was not impressed with the direction it took...i do not know who is selling those phones...
A very honest video and explanation. Thank you.
Excellent presentation.
Thank you kindly!
I use a non-wifi router. Will your product work with a non-wifi router?
Good question. I'd like to know too.
From looking at the video, it will work but it will add its own Wi-Fi network to your home unless you turn it off.
Great information thank you Sir.👍👍👍
Usually most routers have a VPN option in the settings, That's what I use with NordVPN and works great.
You can flash your modem to do this type of vpn router configuration. I wouldn't recommend that option if you are not techy; however, you can save $140 bucks. Some routers/modems have settings to do it as well. you just going take a hit in internet speed. Remember VPN company has your data!
My router is capable of wired VPN routing. A wifi router is not capable of that even if it has VPN client software.
@@robbraxmantech So does that mean it can only be used with a limited number of wired devices? I thought you referred to it as a wifi router in the video
How safe do you feel about let's say a custom firmware router like running tomato on a router?
and only using one router with the VPN
If using your phone on the vpn router via wifi, will it lose encryption?
Is there an advantage to having a BytzVPN account AND a BraxRouter?
Hey Rob, So with the two routers when you are going to do banking on the non-VPN router - how is it easily switchable? I would just go into wireless settings on the computer and select a different router? then when done go back to the VPN Router? and is the Brax router compatible with my Google wifi mesh network? I currently use Nord VPN software, and would like this setup, but have to ask where does the Brax router send my stuff through?
Could this be connected to the wifi router that you normally get from your service provider? Was wondering if I'd still be able to access the VPN through the ISP Wifi Router.
Love your videos man thank you
Well this is timely!
Very Informative. Thnx Rob
Awesome! Is your wifi traffic between your devices and the VPN router still encrypted, to avoid wifi traffic being read by others listening in? I guess it may be, but wondering as that's the main reason I use a vpn.
If you want non-hackable, I'd use wired.
@@robbraxmantech definitely! Thank you!
this is great content keep up the good work.
Appreciate it!
Could you provide a link where I get the Brax Router?
Rob! Do you upload your TH-cam videos from a vpn connection? Can it create any problems? Because I came across several threads where users complained that they had problems accessing their TH-cam/Google account from vpn connection as their behavior seemed suspicious (from what I have understood, they seemed to use vpn not consistently, but only from time to time)
Or there's no need using vpn when you are logged into your TH-cam account at all?
What about if you have Cox Panorama wifi/ wired unit?
Do I need a computer to set it up ? or it’s just plug and play and if is something that you can setup from your iOS device ?
Background music is not needed for instructional videos, and using a lapel mic in a room that doesn't have an echo is a must. Audio quality is a must when making good quality videos. Your information is very important to us but it is imperative that we can hear what you're saying. Please take this as constructive criticism, and thank you for your Channel.
I'm trying to figure out how to adjust settings for a vpn router to use with Eero mesh
What’s the best and cheapest VPN router out there currently that support b/g/n/ac? Thank you
I just extend a wired VPN network as in the video with a cheap Netgear Nighthawk. That's in the video.
Do we have anything that would work with Verizon fios router?
Can you use the Ubiquity Unifi Security Gateway and Unifi Cloud Key and then add the Brax router with an additional WiFi Router?
The USG supports VPN natively.
@@MrTechdude1 unless I missed something, Unifi doesn't support configuring to direct traffic through a VPN, it only supports configuring itself as a VPN server.
I am moving to the Philippines in 2022. Could I use tHe Brax router in PI to trick the internet into thinking I’m in the US? This would allow me to watch my US television shows/sports.
Though the answer is yes, it will work there, I have not found that kind of trickery to be reliable. I would use it for privacy and not geolocation tricks