To the Internet via a server abroad via a secure tunnel

Question

linux

Given:

1. a home laptop connected to the network via an asus wl500g router.
2. Virtual machine hosted in one of the European countries (debian).

Need:

Go to the Internet as if through a virtual machine. Those. so that various location gizmos would determine the location of the virtual machine.

Suggested solution:

set up a VPN server on debian and a client connection on Windows.

Maybe some advice?

Thank you.

Answer 1

there are at least three options:
1) VPN (for example OpenVPN)
2) SSH tunnel
3) Proxy
Instructions for any of these options are present in huge quantities on the Internet, including on Habré.

Answer 2

OpenVPN is easily raised with the tun module. If virtualization is through XEN, then no problem, and OpenVZ does not allow you to manually connect modules.
I myself use OpenVPN to the minimum VPS (on firstvds) for the purpose of protection against interception in Open WiFi networks. Quite normal.

Answer 3

I have been using 2 solutions for a long time:
1. VPN - OpenVPN
2. iSec (http://isecnet.com) - anonymous proxy with encryption (as a backup p.1)