VPN tunnels the data from your pc at home to some other server in an encrypted manner. So you would need some VM or hardware in a data center to do so. Instead of your ISP knowing what you're doing it would be your data center knowing what you're doing.
The advantage of a VPN is they have thousands of such machines all over the world.
Maybe check out the VPNs offered by Rob Braxman?
VPN tunnels the data from your pc at home to some other server in an encrypted manner. So you would need some VM or hardware in a data center to do so. Instead of your ISP knowing what you're doing it would be your data center knowing what you're doing.
The advantage of a VPN is they have thousands of such machines all over the world.
Maybe check out the VPNs offered by Rob Braxman?
Yes I understand that. I was talking about a diy home server.
Yes I understand that. I was talking about a diy home server.
In what sense is that still a VPN if your data isn't leaving your home encrypted? I don't see what you'd be accomplishing.
In what sense is that still a VPN if your data isn't leaving your home encrypted? I don't see what you'd be accomplishing.
That was the question. Would there be a point to having a vpn server on your home network other than to access the network from outside.
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That was the question. Would there be a point to having a vpn server on your home network other than to access the network from outside.
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