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This is probably a bit of a long shot. But in Node.js I want to make an HTTP request (using, for instance, the request package on npm) via a VPN server. I already have a VPN server set-up (using HideMyAss ) and I can connect to it at the Operating System level, by configuring it in my OSs networking settings section. But I want to connect to it programmatically using a Nodejs program, and have any HTTP requests made using that program routed through that VPN. This can be done using proxies, for instance: var request = require('request'); var url = 'https://www.google.com'; var proxy = 'http:/

I'd like my Windows to connect to the VPN server as soon as it loads. How can I do it using Powershell? Try this works with windows 10 $vpnName = "YOUR_VPN_NAME"; $vpn = Get-VpnConnection -Name $vpnName; if($vpn.ConnectionStatus -eq "Disconnected"){ rasdial $vpnName; } Günter Zöchbauer You could try something like this: I have not tested if it works. I have PowerShell V3 Beta installed - it may be necessary to run these commands. Register-ScheduledJob -name ConnectVPN -ScriptBlock { & rasphone MyVpnConnection $trigger = New-JobTrigger -AtLogOn Add-JobTrigger -Name ConnectVPN -Trigger $trigger

I'm getting "Error Domain=NEVPNErrorDomain Code=1 \"(null)\"" only first time while connecting to VPN server, later onwards it works perfectly. I've checked NEVPNErrorDomain Error 1 when trying to start TunnelProvider network extension similar to my problem and followed the way its said in this solution but still getting same error. So here is my code for connecting to VPN Server using Network Extension. func initVPNTunnelProviderManager(){ self.vpnManager.loadFromPreferences { (error) -> Void in if((error) != nil) { print("VPN Preferences error: 1") } else { let p = NEVPNProtocolIKEv2() p

I'm trying to use JSoup to scrape some pages that are on a staging server. To view the pages on the staging server with a browser I need to be connected to a VPN. I am connected to the VPN but when I use JSoup to try to scrape the page it keeps timing out. How can I make my program use the VPN connection. Or is there something else here I'm not thinking of? Note: I also make use of HttpClient in another part of my program. Is there a way I can set my program to connect to the VPN/Proxy once the program initialises so both JSoup and HttpClient use the VPN/Proxy. Thanks You can set java

I need to connect to a webservice which is behind of a VPN via PHP. My server is Debian Linux (Squeeze). Is it possible to accomplish this via PHP on Linux? Is it risky to do this if it is possible? (When VPN connection hangs etc., does the operating system or any other what-so-over handles the situation) I have only one network card, therefore I really wonder whether it is possible to keep server online for normal users while "posting data over an accomplished VPN connection in the background". Although my question seems to a conceptual question, any specific help is also welcome. Server OS :

I have a little web application deployed on an ec2 instance and I'd like to test it without making it publicly available. Using an elastic IP does not solve my issue because the IP would then expose it to the outside world and we are not ready for this yet. I'm aware of Amazon VPC but it seems a bit overkill since I don't need all those functionalities and I don't want to deal with the set up. All I need is to be able to hit the webserver by using a private IP or something like that. Is there a quick and dirty solution for this? You could setup your web server to listen only on 127.0.0.1

I'm developing a .NET 4.0 application on a newly setup Windows 7 desktop. Queries to the remote database are extremely slow in that application. The same application is running pretty fast on my laptop which I've used up until now. The desktop I'm using now is a lot faster than the laptop. I'm using a VPN connection to connect to the remote db server (same as on the laptop). It's slow in both IIS and Cassini. I should add that the application is using Entity Framework for data access. Does anyone have an idea what the problem could be? UPDATE 1: OK, this is really getting weird. I looked at