You Should Probably Stop Using ExpressVPN
https://gizmodo.com/you-should-probably-stop-using-expressvpn-1847739547
@voltronic I will like to know what you think about ProtonVPN, I always use them
@ketchup9080
I used the free version briefly when it was first released, but you can't judge based on that.
I believe @corlin is a happy customer of the full paid version.
I am very happy with the paid version.
Yes slightly slower speeds, At the most secure levels.
Yet much more control, and much greater security.
Clients work well on Mac, and Linux.
(i don't do windows)
Really good documentation.
All around the best VPN, you can get !
@corlin @voltronic I'm a paid customer too, and nice.
that's the only VPN I'm using.
@corlin
Have you tried it network-wide, ruining it on your gateway? (Less convenient to deactivate, I know )
Yep.
One test only.
I have a big network. Over 45 devices. Seemed to work fine....
But I need to do more tests, under stress.
But it looks like I might be adding it to the main network.
Right now, using client side, every one is happy. So I might leave it at that.
@corlin @voltronic @ketchup9080
<puts on network design hat>
one option would be to adjust the network topology in such way that anything connecting to network X (either via dedicated WIFi SSID or wired VLAN) gets gateway based VPN...everything else is direct to internet (where you'd still have the option to do client-based VPN)
several ways to accomplish that...some logical config only, some additional hardware based
Wow great idea!
Some time in the next year I am completely redoing my main network,
Some new hardware, and defiantly new software, along with a total redesign. So I will add this to the stack of notes to research.
This network came to be ad-hoc, with security as an add-on.
I am going fix that, by starting with security first, built into the design.
@voltronic @opie @ketchup9080
Will do
😎