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[Sun Jul 5 09:13:14 2015] connecting to XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX port 80 (transport: ws)
[Sun Jul 5 09:13:15 2015] connected to XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX port 80 (transport: ws)
Now, I simply visited a web page to show my client IP, but it still displayed my real client IP. I realized that I have not done this step specified in the documentation:
Once your client is connected you can assign it an ip address (or make a dhcp request if one of the connected nodes has a running dhcp server)
I Googled around, and found a simple step on my Ubuntu 14.10:
/sbin/ip link # To show my current network interfaces, and I see vpn-ws0
sudo /sbin/ip addr add 192.168.0.10/24 dev vpn-ws0
No error returned. Then, I re-checked my ip address on a website, it still showed the real client IP.
So, I am wondering what I did wrong.
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Thank you very much! But, I am a little afraid to carry on the rest of experiment on my laptop, as I don't know enough, and I would need to research how to undo things first.
I followed the documentation and created a simple server without auth.
Then, I compiled a client and connected to the server, as the server printed
and the client printed
Now, I simply visited a web page to show my client IP, but it still displayed my real client IP. I realized that I have not done this step specified in the documentation:
I Googled around, and found a simple step on my Ubuntu 14.10:
No error returned. Then, I re-checked my ip address on a website, it still showed the real client IP.
So, I am wondering what I did wrong.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: