2 question if I could:" 3:23 when he says "just visiting you bank" does he mean just visiting any website? It sounds like he's saying just your devices a re connected together but no VPN protection for all other data outside of your network. I'm trying to figure out how to use two devices from two differing locations with the same IP address at all times for web purposes. Is that where I need to setup the exit node - that device needs to always be on and you use it for your IP? Thanks for the video!
GREAT questions. Yes, with a default setup, your devices are connected together no matter where they are, but when connecting to any other website (including your bank), there is no VPN-style protection. If you *want* that kind of protection, then yes, an exit node would do it. That would pass all traffic through one of your devices on your local network.
@@DaveHamilton Thank you so much for the great answer. I'm going to look into creating a cheap end point server and exactly this. Thanks again and have a great weekend!
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2 question if I could:"
3:23 when he says "just visiting you bank" does he mean just visiting any website? It sounds like he's saying just your devices a re connected together but no VPN protection for all other data outside of your network.
I'm trying to figure out how to use two devices from two differing locations with the same IP address at all times for web purposes.
Is that where I need to setup the exit node - that device needs to always be on and you use it for your IP?
Thanks for the video!
GREAT questions. Yes, with a default setup, your devices are connected together no matter where they are, but when connecting to any other website (including your bank), there is no VPN-style protection.
If you *want* that kind of protection, then yes, an exit node would do it. That would pass all traffic through one of your devices on your local network.
@@DaveHamilton Thank you so much for the great answer. I'm going to look into creating a cheap end point server and exactly this.
Thanks again and have a great weekend!