So I have been using AsainConnect(I am impressed so far) a bit more so VPN is required. What I am finding is that I may need a dedicated device just for AC as If I have my VPN on it screws up my other sites like nitrogen and my local ADW account that thinks i have been hacked....Anyways around this so I can use just my Desk Top for multiple accounts or advise from guys that use VPN is appreciated....
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Zenmate allows you to specify a different IP country for every site you access.Comment -
Surely you can whitelist sites in your VPN Kona?
Just add all the books you dont want to tunnel through the VPN to the whitelist..Comment -
do you guys realize all websites can tell if your using a vpn?
Many just let it go though because it satisfies their legal obligation
Bet365 basically bans almost every VPN nowComment -
Kona, AC doesn't need a VPN for their soccer/basketball platform. You must be logging into the individual books?Comment -
I've not used that Kona.
And it appears they think their users are too stupid to be allowed to split the tunnel
They say it is too difficult for users to manage to do, or to maintain their security if they did.
I'd probably just get my money back personally..Comment -
most vpn companies you cannot use different IP'sComment -
I use Cisco Anyconnect to access the company VPN at the same time as using my regualr connection for other sites.
You can happily run TOR through one browser and regualr connection via another at the same time.
I don't use any of these hide my location VPN services to be 100% sure, but I can't see any reason they cant do the same. Kona just needs to find the right one..Comment -
Just making a post so I can check this later...
Always wanted info on thisComment -
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I emailed there support and will post if they respond...I only purchased monthly plan so if there is better option its only few bucks....I would love to know how some pros are set up here with VPN ect...Comment -
Kona I have to say this is a pretty sweet thread you started here.
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If you're comfortable using the command prompt in a Windows OS, here's the link to manually tweak it: https://www.bestvpn.com/how-to-bypas...ific-websites/Comment -
I've always gone the hard route, right down to different devices, ISP's and locations. I've always tried to stay secure and untraceable. For some of my VPN accessed accounts, I make calls to other locations to access my accounts. I'm spread and can't be locked down.
It's good to have multiple outs, buts it better to have multiple outs at each out.
So all the sites can see through the VPN yet it satisfies legal requirements? I knew there was something to that, but didn't know for sure. Is there any way to hide the location for sure?
I agree it's a good thread. Much of this is rarely discussed. Most often, I've used the VPN for just 1 other site, with a few others used much less often.
It's been easier to go the hard route with so few sites used, but never really wanted to have multiple going at once.
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I'm sure there are a few SBR posters who know how to accomplish this... but they won't give out all of their secrets.Comment -
so far post 22 might work
going to testComment -
I use pureVPN. They let you run individual apps through their VPN (split-tunneling) so I just use mozilla for the stuff I want to go through the VPN and chrome for the stuff I don't.Comment -
As mentioned above, Zenmate allows a different ip for each browser tab.Comment -
I have a router issue when I try to DNS spoof my fire tv for MLB TV. Anyone have this problem, and the fix? Somehow the DNS or IP gets locked in, and I know this because others who have different services with their own routers don't have an issue when doing the same thing.Comment -
Yes, Post #22 is the answer. But without a GUI to do it I can imagine a few balking at that.
It is easy though.
This sounds best fro you Kona.
That wont solve Kona's issue. He is not looking at a different VPN IP for different books. He wants to bypass the VPN totally for some..Comment -
Actually it will. Zenmate can be turned on/off separately for every browser tab and on top of that will allow you to specify a different IP for every tab/site.
In other words, you can have it off for every site and simply set it to use a country specific VPN each time you open a site you had set for that VPN usage (e.g. Mollybet).Comment -
this is the best thread on any form in the past 3 years.Comment -
That is another way I guess...still investigating
Yes you can, this feature is called ‘split tunneling.’ It is a feature not all VPN providers offer, so you’ll have to read their list of features. What split tunneling does, is give you the ability to decide which apps use the VPN and which ones do not. Be aware that this works mostly on desktop versions, so mobile devices and installation on router is out.
Of the top of my head I only know about PureVPN[1] and ExpressVPN[2] offering this feature. I assume that other providers have implemented it as well by now…Comment
