Also Can I safely use any app vm with whonix gw instead of whonix workstation?
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So I want to have 2 different types of system
One where it goes through tor and then through vpn so that websites don't see I
am using tor
So that would need to be whonix WS -> whonix GW -> VPN VM -> net vm
And a seperate system that just uses tor
Which would just be
Whonix WS -> whonix
On 08/18/2017 03:43 PM, james.buttler1...@gmail.com wrote:
> Ah right ok. So I am working the wrong way around when I look at the chain?
Think of the ProxyVMs (like sys-whonix, sys-vpn, sys-firewall, sys-net)
as being liking a router that you connect a VM to as a gateway to get
internet access.
Ah right ok. So I am working the wrong way around when I look at the chain?
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If you set it up as:
AppVM -> TorVM -> VpnVM -> NetVM
The VPN VM will use the Net VM to talk to the VPN server
The Tor VM will use the VPN VM to talk to the next Tor node, then to your
website
With this, the website will see you coming from a Tor exit node.
AppVM -> VpnVM -> TorVM -> NetVM
Or maybe I understand it better now?
I'm still thinking my machine is one...
If I get my head into thinking each vm is in fact a seperate machine
Then the packet goes
>From app vm -> tor vm then to the proxy vm but what i don't understand is
>though the tor exit node must need an IP address
I don't mind if the isp knows I am using tor it's the website hats the problem
since website doesn't allow tor users
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Hi thanks for the advice it seems my idea was correct then?
What I can't get my head around is
If I setup a whonix vm which torrifies all traffic and then set a proxy vm as
its net vm my thinking of it
>From the data packets point of view
You create a dAta packet on your app vm
That dAta
On 08/17/2017 04:32 PM, james.buttler1...@gmail.com wrote:
> I'm just starting to use qubes os and I'm trying to understand how it all
> works.
>
> If I wanted to setup the system to route all my traffic through tor and then
> that tor traffic through a vpn
>
> Would I simply setup a TORVM
That way round doesent make sense from the security point of view
(besides the fact that your network will be VERY slow) its way better to
route all traffic first via VPN and then Tor (so last hop is VPN and not
Tor)
> I'm just starting to use qubes os and I'm trying to understand how it all
>
I'm just starting to use qubes os and I'm trying to understand how it all works.
If I wanted to setup the system to route all my traffic through tor and then
that tor traffic through a vpn
Would I simply setup a TORVM with Its netVM being the vpnvm ?
Or can a netVM not have its own netVM?
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