Set up a ProxyVM as a VPN gateway using iptables and CLI scripts with ProtonVPN

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I followed the second part of this guide: Contents/docs/configuration/vpn.md at master · Qubes-Community/Contents · GitHub , “Set up a ProxyVM as a VPN gateway using iptables and CLI scripts”.

As far as I know ProtonVPN provides its own DNS when a client is connected to their servers, and I thought that Qubes OS was trying to use another DNS provider, and I thought this was the source of the problem. I’m not sure :sweat_smile:

I used ping protonvpn.com and error ping: protonvpn.com: Temporary failure in name resolution occured. So I thought the issue was with DNS.

Sorry if something I say is inaccurate, I’m new to Qubes OS.

Thank you and all other Qubes OS team members.

That’s certainly an issue with DNS.
I don’t use ProtonVPN.
I’ll get back to you tomorrow.

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OK,Thank you.
That’s very kind of you.

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Bonjour,

sys-net → sys-vpn → Sys-firewall → Appvm
Créer une Appvm proxy nommer sys-vpn (cocher “provides network” et ajouter “network-manager” dans les services )

Installer dans le template de la sys-vpn la jolie interface de protonvpn :

Personnellement je préfére passer par le CLI

Si ça peut aider

Hello,

sys-net → sys-vpn → Sys-firewall → Appvm
Create a proxy Appvm named sys-vpn (check “provides network” and add “network-manager” in services)

Install in the template of the sys-vpn the nice interface of protonvpn :

Personally I prefer to use the CLI

If it can help