Archive for the ‘Road Warrior VPN Article’ Category

UK ISP TalkTalk using Deep Packet Inspection on it’s contomers

Thursday, July 29th, 2010

Don’t get caught with your ISP taking advantage of you.  Use Road Warrior VPN.com when ever you are connected to the Internet.  We will never use deep packet inspection inspection on out customers.  If you are a customer of TAlkTalk then you can protect your self by first connecting to Road Warrior VPN.com, we will encrypt all your traffic so your ISP  can  not spy on your traffic.  We also work all other ISPs out there.

Read all about TalkTalk spying on customers using Deep Packet Inspection

Where to add a new VPN server?

Wednesday, June 2nd, 2010

Dear Customs,

Where do you want Road Warrior VPN.com to add new VPN servers? So currenlty they are only location in the East Coast of USA. Do you still just want a second location in the USA or would you rather have VPN servers location in a diffrent country in the great wide world. Make your voice heard and let us know your opinion.

If you are a active customer simply submit your opinion as a ticket, or any non customers can also give their opinion by sending a message.

new website section: Testimonials

Saturday, January 30th, 2010

We are proud to announce that we have added a new section to the website recently.  It is the testimonials section, where customers have sent reviews of our service. If you are a current customer and you would like to submit feedback, you can send it to info@RoadWarriorVPN.com any time.

blocked behind a restrictive web proxy?

Monday, December 7th, 2009

If you happen to be at a school or the office or any other place that runs a restrictive web proxy you can still get around it using our client. You can pass all your traffic through the web proxy and then to the VPN server.  All your traffic will be secure as it always is even when it passes through the web proxy.

A example of what would needs to be added to the configuration file in order to pass all traffic through the web proxy is provided below.  The first example is using a example of actual IP and port numbers.  Only one “http-proxy” line is necessary.

http-proxy 10.1.2.70 3128
http-proxy  hostname PortNumber

What is really great is that the web proxy admin will only see one line in the web proxy log showing you connecting to the VPN server.  There is no way to hide the the IP of the VPN server you are connecting to.  It is very hard for the admin to find unless they know what they are looking for. It only looks like you where connecting to a encripted website one time.  The first ip is client ip which appears right before “TCP_MISS” and the second ip which appears right after “CONNECT” is the ip of the VPN server.

1260223454.332  32515 10.1.8.48 TCP_MISS/200 30653 CONNECT 208.73.74.73:443 – DIRECT/208.73.74.72 -

Please note that this will only work with the TCP VPN server because of how a web proxy works.  If you need help setting this up you can contact support or feel free to try it out your self.