Multple OpenVPN conflicts each other

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Cem Goker

Cem Goker

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Hello!

I have Mudfish and KillPing installed in my computer. I mainly use Mudfish for Overwatch to reduce my latency on Overwatch when the situation demands it and KillPing is specifically used for Rainbow Six Siege. However, whenever I startup KillPing, it changes the configurations inside the IPv4, rendering my Mudfish unable to run.

Is there a way to run multiple VPN without conflicting each other? And how do I go about it? I already created another Win32 TAP Adapter V9, but I don't know where to go from there.

Ultimately, I want to configure both Mudfish and KillPing in a way that they both use different Win32 TAP Adapter V9's (for example: Mudfish gets Ethernet 2, KillPing gets Ethernet 3) so they won't conflict.
 
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Easiest way to do this is have 2 nics on your pc, a router with dd-wrt or asus merlin (i know for fact that asus merlin allows multiple VPNs).
Then you can set one adapter to use 1 VPN and the other to use the other, then you will need to route the overwatch traffic to its specific nic.
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bill001g

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VPN clients are such a pain I have had them mess up my machines so bad I reinstalled the OS to fix it. I now run all by VPN on router. I think you can run multiple vpn clients on the router, I think dd-wrt and asus merlin firmware have that option. When I used to do it I used 2 routers with a vpn on each and then used the route command in my pc to select which vpn router to send traffic to.

In general I would look at the ROUTE command and see if you can change the path selection. This is how I used to get some traffic to bypass the vpn by setting the route to go directly to normal gateway. Still some vpn client do not want to work properly when you start messing with this stuff. I know the cisco vpn we use for work is configured to terminate itself if you attempt any changes to the routing. This was a security feature so it is not the same issue but the client is extremely dependent on the routing table in your pc so it gets confused.

The last vpn I used messed the machine up when I tried to uninstall it I have gone to always using router based solutions.
 
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boosted1g

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Easiest way to do this is have 2 nics on your pc, a router with dd-wrt or asus merlin (i know for fact that asus merlin allows multiple VPNs).
Then you can set one adapter to use 1 VPN and the other to use the other, then you will need to route the overwatch traffic to its specific nic.
 
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