On Thu, Mar 05, 2020 at 04:54:45AM -0800, Rafael Reis wrote:
> Could be and MTU issue. I had trouble with Qubes, VPNs, TOR and PPOE
> connection due to it’s unusual MTU size (lower than 1500). Maybe the
> experts could shed some light into how Qubes deals with MTU across VMs
qubes? not at all.
Could be and MTU issue. I had trouble with Qubes, VPNs, TOR and PPOE connection
due to it’s unusual MTU size (lower than 1500). Maybe the experts could shed
some light into how Qubes deals with MTU across VMs
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Simple Tor, whether running in Windows or Linux, requires the proper
setting of Time.
Perhaps, if it is easy for you. Put something like Tails Linux on a Flash
Drive, then test, trouble shoot inside Tails. Or perhaps even Ubuntu, in
that they have an active Forum for getting advice.
Anil:
Tor in sys-whonix doesn't know or care what kind of Internet connection
sys-net is using. If you use some other computer not running Qubes, can
Tor connect over that same DSL? You might be getting blocked upstream.
Looking at the logs, it seems to be related to swdate, although the
Tor in sys-whonix doesn't know or care what kind of Internet connection
> sys-net is using. If you use some other computer not running Qubes, can
> Tor connect over that same DSL? You might be getting blocked upstream.
>
Looking at the logs, it seems to be related to swdate, although the date
Anil:
On Wed, 12 Feb 2020 at 22:53, Anil wrote:
I have setup a DSL modem (D-Link ASL DSL-520B) with Qubes 4 latest release
on Dell XPS 13. I am able to connect to the Internet, but the Tor
connection does not complete. I have tried with the two default bridges
also. One time that it connected
On Wed, 12 Feb 2020 at 22:53, Anil wrote:
> I have setup a DSL modem (D-Link ASL DSL-520B) with Qubes 4 latest release
> on Dell XPS 13. I am able to connect to the Internet, but the Tor
> connection does not complete. I have tried with the two default bridges
> also. One time that it connected
