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different ips in different terminal with torify

how can we get a different tor circuit with torify command in a separate terminal window? Specifically, if I type a command in a terminal 1 window I receive my IP address in response. but if I try it in another terminal window simultaneously I get the same IP which is a normal behavior. what I am trying to achieve

Is routing table directing traffic through vpn?

I have successfully connected to the Fortinet Vpn using Openfortivpn but my traffic remains being routed int the same way. I am using Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS, and when I connect via the terminal I get the following log messages: For some reason there seem to be multiple Got Addresses logs, that might be why my routing table looks different from

OpenVPN multiple IP addresses [closed]

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Simulate VPN connection in docker

I want to simulate a VPN traffic on my machine. I’ve set up VPN server which runs inside a docker image. I can successfully log in. The problem is that the docker image is running on my machine on the default docker’s bridge – docker0. There is no change if I do connect to machine using VPN or not. It

Connect to a VPN Connection in Ubuntu in bash

How can I connect to a VPN Connection when I can use only bash (terminal)? I create a connection but I want to connect or disconnect using remote ssh connection Answer you can use nmcli to do that. this program is use for network management. you need to save the password of that connection before you use this command. For

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