Comment by ComputerGuru
4 years ago
It’s easier and more secure to just create a VM that’s bridged to the VPN interface (regardless of protocol) if you don’t use the VPN for everything but the things you do use it for absolutely must go through it.
4 years ago
It’s easier and more secure to just create a VM that’s bridged to the VPN interface (regardless of protocol) if you don’t use the VPN for everything but the things you do use it for absolutely must go through it.
I think I like this idea the best - simple, effective, and unbreakable due to config changes or updates.
Plus it gives you a psychological separation between "VPN related activities" and not. Or you just do everything in the VM. Adds a layer security wise as well to protect your physical system.
If you wanted to get really fancy you could have a few different VM's and each one on a different companies VPN