That is what the Schedule and Settings are for. I once saw a popup interface, but that was only once, and a long time ago. Biglybt can see the VPN Port and use it.īTW, that VPN detection, not sure it is working properly. Bigly can see all the ports, so even thought JAVA programs can't be started by the VPN software. One the Normal Connection and the Other the VPN that if a program is started via the interface under the VPN, then it will use the VPN IP Address.
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The VPN software creates 2 connections with Split-Tunneling. Thought that with Check Bind IP, Enforce IP Binding and the Detect VPN it should not be doing this.Īll I know is that the VPN is on ppp1, and when lost it somehow flips over to 127.0.0.1
Been seeing this since switching to Biglybt back at 1.6.0.0. So no idea HOW it is uploading over 127.0.0.1 just that it is happening.
But when I move my mouse over the Routing, it shows as 127.0.0.1 Not as many as when normal (30) but 4 or 5. I wake up with the Modem back up, but the VPN down. The ISP does overnight work occasionally, when that happens, my VPN will try a couple of times to re-connect. It might also be a good idea to add a Entry Field under the VPN Detection, to enter the VPN Name. Usually by me waking up and finding the VPN Down. This would prevent Leaking, as everything would stop until the Binding is Restored. Recommend that when Binding is LOST, that a Pause All take effect, and Resume on restoration of the Binding. When the Enforce IP Binding even when not available is Set ON, this should not happen. But worse, that Biglybt has somehow connected to the lo (Software Loopback Interface) 127.0.0.1 and is actually Uploading Data. When the connection is lost, I will get up in the morning and find the VPN down. the ISP does overnight work that disconnects the Modem) and also takes down the VPN. The problem is that if the VPN goes down, or the DSL Modem looses its connection (i.e. So sees the Split-Tunneling interface anyway. Biglybt is a special case, as it will not start via Split-Tunneling, but luckily it can see Purevpn as ppp1. But programs started via Split-Tunneling are under the VPN. This allows it to keep the main use on the default connection. As per attached, I should always be bound to the VPN.
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