Hey I followed the steps you provided and got the Initialization sequence completed, but then my firefox browser stopped working, any idea of why this is happening?
7:01 how did it work as you put a wrong username in the terminal? That's weird. Moreover, do you confirm that the password is the same for everybody? Thank you in advance.
The username you are referring to was not wrong and that is way it worked. That was the username and password listed on the website (vpnbook.com) at the time. The username (vpnbook) remains the same but they do update the password from time to time. For instance, I just checked today on the site and the password is currently showing as dmw3rcv. And yes, the password is the same for everyone.
@@innotechtips You enter the wrong username as the guy comment bellow, if you check the video will see the username on website was one, and you enter other. For thats reason, its strange its work.
Based on the downloadable profiles on the site, it looks like they mainly have server locations in Canada, the US, and Europe. It is not clear whether one can actually change the region from the terminal. I will have to look into this.
You can try the following: # stop the service sudo /etc/init.d/openvpn stop # find the process if it is still running to determine process ID lsof -i | grep openvpn OR ps aux | grep openvpn # kill the proccess(s) by its PID $ kill -9 # if needed restart the service again $ sudo /etc/init.d/openvpn start
No, I currently don't use discord. Are you getting any error messages? Ensure you are using the current password from the site and are running the commands using sudo
The VPN hides your public IP. This is a free VPN with very limited features. If you need more features and the ability to customize your connections, you will probably need paid VPN
You can try these commands: Just hit CTRL+C in the terminal you used to start the OpenVPN...assuming the terminal is still open OR # stop the service: sudo /etc/init.d/openvpn stop # find the process if it is still running: lsof -i | grep openvpn # kill the proccess(s) by its PID: $ kill -9 # if needed, restart the service again: $ sudo /etc/init.d/openvpn start
You can try these commands: Just hit CTRL+C in the terminal you used to start the OpenVPN...assuming the terminal is still open OR # stop the service sudo /etc/init.d/openvpn stop # find the process if it is still running lsof -i | grep openvpn # kill the proccess(s) by its PID $ kill -9 # if needed restart the service again $ sudo /etc/init.d/openvpn start
You can try these commands: Just hit CTRL+C in the terminal you used to start the OpenVPN...assuming the terminal is still open OR # stop the service sudo /etc/init.d/openvpn stop # find the process if it is still running lsof -i | grep openvpn # kill the proccess(s) by its PID $ kill -9 # if needed restart the service again $ sudo /etc/init.d/openvpn start
You can try these commands: Just hit CTRL+C in the terminal you used to start the OpenVPN...assuming the terminal is still open OR # stop the service: sudo /etc/init.d/openvpn stop # find the process if it is still running: lsof -i | grep openvpn OR ps aux | grep openvpn # kill the proccess(s) by its PID: kill -9 # if needed, restart the service again: sudo /etc/init.d/openvpn start
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You can try these commands: Just hit CTRL+C in the terminal you used to start the OpenVPN...assuming the terminal is still open OR # stop the service sudo /etc/init.d/openvpn stop # find the process if it is still running lsof -i | grep openvpn # kill the proccess(s) by its PID $ kill -9 # if needed restart the service again $ sudo /etc/init.d/openvpn start
I really like your videos! Very straightfoward. You make it so much easier to understand these processes. Thank you so much!!
You're very welcome!
Hey I followed the steps you provided and got the Initialization sequence completed, but then my firefox browser stopped working, any idea of why this is happening?
I'm not sure...the VPN should not affect the Firefox browser, but it may slow down your download speeds
Me too
Me three.
Did you find a solution for the problem?
Me four
L 6 very important presentation 👍👌💯 thanks for sharing with us such helpful information 💯 best wishes always 🙏 bless us all 🙏
thanks very very much brotha.. this helped me a lot.. well explained
Glad to hear that
7:01 how did it work as you put a wrong username in the terminal? That's weird. Moreover, do you confirm that the password is the same for everybody? Thank you in advance.
The username you are referring to was not wrong and that is way it worked. That was the username and password listed on the website (vpnbook.com) at the time. The username (vpnbook) remains the same but they do update the password from time to time. For instance, I just checked today on the site and the password is currently showing as dmw3rcv. And yes, the password is the same for everyone.
@@innotechtips You enter the wrong username as the guy comment bellow, if you check the video will see the username on website was one, and you enter other. For thats reason, its strange its work.
Wow!!! You made it very easy to understand. Thank you so much
Thanks for sharing this information. Your explanation is always the best
Thank you!
Wow VPN open book so interesting video My bro thank you for sharing with us 👍❤
Could you let me know how to do to select another region (different country) thank you :) ?
Based on the downloadable profiles on the site, it looks like they mainly have server locations in Canada, the US, and Europe. It is not clear whether one can actually change the region from the terminal. I will have to look into this.
Well explained bro and happy Sunday to you
what's the command to stop it? I've closed that terminal and I can't CTRL+C
You can try the following:
# stop the service
sudo /etc/init.d/openvpn stop
# find the process if it is still running to determine process ID
lsof -i | grep openvpn
OR
ps aux | grep openvpn
# kill the proccess(s) by its PID
$ kill -9
# if needed restart the service again
$ sudo /etc/init.d/openvpn start
@@innotechtips It kills my internet speed if I keep it on. Thank you!
Great tutorial
Amazing tutorial thanks for sharing
Very good👌
Thank you! Cheers!
Thanks, well explained. Have a blessed weekend
You are amazing and always share your best.. Thumbs up ❤❤
My auth failed. Not getting the initialization sequence completed. Do you have a discord or form of communication for help?
No, I currently don't use discord. Are you getting any error messages? Ensure you are using the current password from the site and are running the commands using sudo
Dyaam now what ever im searching in Firefox it is showing server not found 🙄🙄 im not able to check my ip please help me with this
What IP address is showing when you type 'ip address' in the terminal
Another educative tutorial. Thanks for sharing
does this work on android and kali linux?
I haven't tried on Android
if i contact epic games on kali linux and use that vpn will they see my ip and how can i change my ip to anything i want?
The VPN hides your public IP. This is a free VPN with very limited features. If you need more features and the ability to customize your connections, you will probably need paid VPN
well done bro. very useul information
Bro when i connect to openvpn my browser is not working, any idea how can i fix it ?
It could be an issue with your internet speed. VPN tends to slow down the internet speed
You are good bruh 🙏👍
my internet dosent work anymore (on kali linux) how can disconnect the vpn now?
You can try these commands:
Just hit CTRL+C in the terminal you used to start the OpenVPN...assuming the terminal is still open
OR
# stop the service:
sudo /etc/init.d/openvpn stop
# find the process if it is still running:
lsof -i | grep openvpn
# kill the proccess(s) by its PID:
$ kill -9
# if needed, restart the service again:
$ sudo /etc/init.d/openvpn start
Really nice thank you!
Glad you like it!
Brother I'm not getting access to this website it's only showing a loading screen. Please help me.
I'm able to access the website, not sure why you can't access it...could be an issue with your internet services
@@innotechtips Ok brother
Could somebody help me connect the internet with the VPN because it is saying "Hmm. We’re having trouble finding that site.".
Very informative thank you 👍
Wow well understandable bro danko
Thanks for sharing this with us
How do you turn it off tho?
You can try these commands:
Just hit CTRL+C in the terminal you used to start the OpenVPN...assuming the terminal is still open
OR
# stop the service
sudo /etc/init.d/openvpn stop
# find the process if it is still running
lsof -i | grep openvpn
# kill the proccess(s) by its PID
$ kill -9
# if needed restart the service again
$ sudo /etc/init.d/openvpn start
Internet dont work after sequence completed
The VPN could slow down your internet connection depending on your speed
@@innotechtips it doesnt connect to google , the browser send the message.. i will try with wireguard.. thank u for your time :)
the open vpn user and pass didnt work
It's possible that the password on the site may have changed. I would suggest you double-check the password currently on the site
How to disconet VPN?
You can try these commands:
Just hit CTRL+C in the terminal you used to start the OpenVPN...assuming the terminal is still open
OR
# stop the service
sudo /etc/init.d/openvpn stop
# find the process if it is still running
lsof -i | grep openvpn
# kill the proccess(s) by its PID
$ kill -9
# if needed restart the service again
$ sudo /etc/init.d/openvpn start
How to close it
You can try these commands:
Just hit CTRL+C in the terminal you used to start the OpenVPN...assuming the terminal is still open
OR
# stop the service:
sudo /etc/init.d/openvpn stop
# find the process if it is still running:
lsof -i | grep openvpn
OR
ps aux | grep openvpn
# kill the proccess(s) by its PID:
kill -9
# if needed, restart the service again:
sudo /etc/init.d/openvpn start
thank you
You're welcome
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title
Thanks for the idea...I will see what I can do
informative
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Same to you
now how the hell do i remove it?
You can try these commands:
Just hit CTRL+C in the terminal you used to start the OpenVPN...assuming the terminal is still open
OR
# stop the service
sudo /etc/init.d/openvpn stop
# find the process if it is still running
lsof -i | grep openvpn
# kill the proccess(s) by its PID
$ kill -9
# if needed restart the service again
$ sudo /etc/init.d/openvpn start
When I do that, mine goes into a loop