Routing a Qube Through a VPN | Qubes VPN Tutorial

Today we look at how to route a VM through a VPN in Qubes. We will use a Fedora template and an OpenVPN file (which most VPN providers offer).
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[@eniggma9353]

I'm glad you did this basic stuff. Nice whiskers on both of you.

[@DroisKargva]

thanks fir posting. wooreciate the playlist

[@PlanetFrosty]

Great useful tutorial, now I want to discuss with you finally NextCloud, but it’s a large and different model. Qubes is great

[@SwitchedtoLinux]

I have some NextCloud tutorials, though I think they are about ready to be updated.

[@mohamad20zx34]

Thanks for your video mr Tom i hope you can make a tutorial for installing wifi drivers on Linux

[@jcameron2937]

would using distrobox just make your attack surface bigger?

[@ParthShethia]

i want to surf tor so which cube config is best for me ??

[@mateowoetam]

Hey, I got some questions, how do you rout PCI devices though to a VM, like a graphics card. Also, how do I map/rout a VM to a physical disk and not a virtual disk.

[@SwitchedtoLinux]

It will be in the Device Manager, and you need to select the device and tell it what VM to send it to.

[@jcameron2937]

distrobox seems cool but that many apps and os running would not that make one a bigger target?

[@tangodown2721]

Long as you're installing stuff not in dom0 thr attack surface of the vms don't matter as much as they are isolated from dom0. If a qube gets compromised delete it and youre good to go. But yes installing a lot of stuff in dom0 is not advised. If dom0 gets compromised game over.

[@Tyler-xx3re]

Hey Tom, love your tutorials. You're my goto. I just updated my system and realize I don't like the behaviour of the File system launcher on the panel. I have a memory of you teaching us how to fix this, but I can't find the Video. You wouldn't happen to know off the top of your head, would you? Thanks Tom.

[@SwitchedtoLinux]

It might have been this:
ua-cam.com/video/xtpqcwYNals/v-deo.html
And I think I also cover it in a recent mint video:
ua-cam.com/video/nZ59ps1cGvI/v-deo.html

[@Tyler-xx3re]

@@SwitchedtoLinux Thanks Tom, that's the one. 👍

[@jcameron2937]

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