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can someone confirm - this - when in China, can I VPN back to my employer's VPN here in the US - they are a fortune 500 company - thanks
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Originally Posted by sam007
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can someone confirm - this - when in China, can I VPN back to my employer's VPN here in the US - they are a fortune 500 company - thanks
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Originally Posted by sam007
(Post 28916391)
can someone confirm - this - when in China, can I VPN back to my employer's VPN here in the US - they are a fortune 500 company - thanks
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do you set openvpn to port 443 or a higher number
Originally Posted by jiajun
(Post 28916441)
Unless your company has set up some kind of special obfuscation to hide the connection from the GFW, then it will most likely not work. If it doesn't, there are other solutions you can use if you must connect to it. Such as tunneling openvpn over shadowsocks or tunelling it though another vpn on a router. Contact me through the Tips for China website if you need further info.
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Originally Posted by sam007
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do you set openvpn to port 443 or a higher number
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Enterprise-style VPNs (like Cisco AnyConnect) have, IME, been exempt from GFW tampering. If your company uses an open source VPN or standard protocol like OpenVPN or straight IPsec, it's unlikely to work.
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Originally Posted by sam007
(Post 28916391)
can someone confirm - this - when in China, can I VPN back to my employer's VPN here in the US - they are a fortune 500 company - thanks
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Originally Posted by Wendell Hill
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I am also going to China What VPN is Working in China?
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Originally Posted by Wendell Hill
(Post 29024056)
I am also going to China What VPN is Working in China?
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strangely enough, my vpn back to my company and even back to my home worked without issue everywhere in China but both are enterprise-type vpn like anyconnect. Whatsapp and google don't work
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The VPN situation in China is constantly changing due to regulations and crackdowns. What that means is that most VPNs will not work properly if they do not put resources into overcoming those difficulties.
As I know, only a handful of VPN providers are dedicated to serving the China market and those are the VPNs you should use. You can find reviews and speed tests of those VPNs here: Jump the Great Firewall |
Not necessarily VPN related, but a friend just returned from China and was roaming with his Canadian cell phone with Canadian SIM and everything was still blocked. In the past, most people reported being able to bypass the Great Firewall when roaming, because traffic is routed back to your home country first.
I believe there was another recent post on FT where another FTer reported not being able to bypass the firewall when roaming with a Japanese SIM. Does anyone else have any recent experience? |
Originally Posted by B407
(Post 29042299)
Not necessarily VPN related, but a friend just returned from China and was roaming with his Canadian cell phone with Canadian SIM and everything was still blocked. In the past, most people reported being able to bypass the Great Firewall when roaming, because traffic is routed back to your home country first.
I believe there was another recent post on FT where another FTer reported not being able to bypass the firewall when roaming with a Japanese SIM. Does anyone else have any recent experience? |
Originally Posted by B407
(Post 29042299)
Not necessarily VPN related, but a friend just returned from China and was roaming with his Canadian cell phone with Canadian SIM and everything was still blocked. In the past, most people reported being able to bypass the Great Firewall when roaming, because traffic is routed back to your home country first.
I believe there was another recent post on FT where another FTer reported not being able to bypass the firewall when roaming with a Japanese SIM. Does anyone else have any recent experience? |
I know people don't want to discuss publicly sometimes, but I use PIA which I know does not work currently, I'll be PVG for a few days and am looking to use a VPN. FWIW I am using project fi so I assume that will connect to a local telecom while I'm there.
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