But why do you want to emulate that script?
What is the problem that you think that script (or any other) will solve?
Why are you unable to reach servers in the local network?
What are those servers running?
How do you want to connect to them?
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Does anyone run their VPN from this openBSD sys-net setup (installed on openBSD)? Or even tor?
This would seem to have some advantages as in time-sync, openBSD security etc..
And if not on the openBSD sys-net then using openBSD as base for a Tor or VPN gw?
This setup routes dns to Quad9. If I have a sys-dns qube is it just a matter of changing the IP to the internal dns qube?
Anyone considered backnet driver port possibility?
Yes to the first three.
4 depends on your network configuration.
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Thats great. Was using openBSD as a tor-gw difficult? is there a guide around?
the one that lets OpenBSD act as a normal netvm. There is netbsd port I believe. Did not dig deep yet.
It’s relatively straight forward. I dont run this myself but set it up
for a client.
I’ve got some notes on this - the install is straightforward,
but the configuration not so much. I’ll look the notes out and post
them if you like.
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Using OpenBSD as sys-net, how to handle captive portal logins at hotels and public Wi-Fi?
Please, I would appreciate.