Make your own FREE VPN (sorry Nord...)

Introduction

Don't want to buy any of the 10,000 available VPNs which are harmed and the money? How about building your own DPM to make a free VPN that can stay online pretty much 24/7, allowing you to change your IP on the spot? Follow these steps to create your own free VPN using Oracle and OpenVPN.

To get started, you will need a free virtual private server and one open-source tunneling protocol, both of which can be found on oracle.com for free.

1. Create an Oracle Account: Visit oracle.com/cloud/free and set up an account. Your credit card will be charged around one dollar, which will be refunded later unless you upgrade your plan.

2. Get OpenVPN on Oracle Cloud: Visit the Oracle Cloud Marketplace and obtain the OpenVPN instance for free. Name your instance and save your private and public keys. Click on "Create" to install the OpenVPN instance on a virtual machine.

3. Open Ports: Open ports 443 and 943 in your Oracle Cloud settings to ensure the VPN functions properly.

4. Configure Putty and Connect: Use Putty to communicate with your server by generating private keys, connecting to your Oracle server, and setting up a password for your account.

5. Set Up OpenVPN: Access the OpenVPN control panel using your server's IP address and configure VPN settings such as DNS servers.

6. Create User Accounts: Generate user accounts with usernames and passwords, then download the OpenVPN software on your device and connect using your Oracle IP address.

By following these steps, you can create your free VPN and enjoy secure internet browsing without the need to purchase a VPN service.

Keywords

• VPN
• Free VPN
• Oracle
• OpenVPN
• Virtual private server
• Internet privacy

FAQ

1. Is it safe to create a free VPN using Oracle and OpenVPN?

   • Yes, as long as you follow the steps correctly and maintain good security practices, creating a free VPN using Oracle and OpenVPN can be safe and secure.

2. Can I trust the security of a self-built free VPN compared to paid VPN services?

   • While paid VPN services often offer more features and support, a well-configured self-built free VPN can provide adequate security for personal use.

3. Will creating a free VPN impact my internet speed?

   • Using a free VPN may result in a decrease in internet speed due to the additional encryption and routing processes. It's essential to test the speed after setting up the VPN to determine any impact.