How to Install a VPN Router

This is a HOW TO video where I'll show you with actual wiring, how to assemble a home network from your DSL provider's Modem, to your Wifi routers including adding a BraxRouter. This will show you a network with a VPN trunk and a non-VPN trunk and the options for wired or wifi on each network segment.

A BraxRouter when used in a wired configuration as shown in this video is different from other solutions which may support VPN routing. The difference is that this allows wired VPN gigabit trunking. Wifi routers only do Wifi routing if a VPN client is enabled.

This video was made because of people asking me how I set this up very frequently.

-----------------
Part List

-----------------

I'm the Internet Privacy Guy. I'm a public interest technologist. I'm here to educate. You are losing your Internet privacy and Internet security every day if you don't fight for it. Your data is collected with endless permanent data mining. Learn about a TOR router, a VPN , antivirus, spyware, firewalls, IP address, wifi triangulation, data privacy regulation, backups and tech tools, and evading mass surveillance from NSA, CIA, FBI. Learn how to be anonymous on the Internet so you are not profiled. Learn to speak freely with pseudo anonymity. Learn more about the dangers of the inernet and the dangers of social media, dangers of email.

I like alternative communication technology like Amateur Radio and data communications using Analog. I'm a licensed HAM operator.

Please follow me on Odysee! (Previously LBRY.tv)

[anjandas]

This is in my view the best profitable channel for viewers; same kind of content with such knowledge, depth and ease is rare. Thank you Sir.

[tomkrolix]

You are wise tech lad.
I reckon many of people needed this video to have a whole picture.
This is what I exactly build based on BraxRouter.
Well done and thank you!.

[billsmith]

Just stumbled on your de-google video yesterday, this was recommended to me today.... subscribed. Thanks for the great content.

[katisugarbaker]

This is the MOST VALUABLE channel on YouTube. Thanks for the clear visible demonstrations, your clear speech with good cadence, and the valuable information.

[KRay-fbvf]

I like your style of no unnecessary talking and getting to the point. I have set up home networks years ago and I'm interested in figuring out how a VPN service I pay for compares to a VPN router at home. This sentence from your information above confuses me. "Wifi routers only do Wifi routing if a VPN client is enabled. By VPN client do you mean a paid for service. I'm here to learn. Thank You

[GLLHamp]

I just learned about this cat and he seems very knowledgeable. Welcome to the new digital battlefield!

[koffidokpo]

This a wonderful demonstration of internet setup at home. I think everybody need to know this, particularly this time. Great Video! You deserve more subscribers! It will come soon; keep it on please!

[michaeldina]

Not enough videos on YouTube in regards to this subject. Thank you for your service to the public.

[robertdamphousse]

I still don't have a clue about most of the content yet. Tech overwhelms me, but this guy is a good teacher. Thanks for the quality content Rob

[FloridaGirl-]

I’m so glad I ran across your channel!

[MontoyaMatrix]

This piano-playing fool is a hero AND a Saint. God bless you and thank your, Rob, for all you do.

[georgesheptak]

Holy crap, a whole electronic store of gear. Great vid thanks for your knowledge.

[vanbarrelo]

Rob braxman Love your work. You video's are very clear, helpful and easy to understand. I'll like the way you explain everything very well

[rdendpoint]

Very clear and understandable on how to use thank you for a great video my order will be in shortly

[petertoxin]

right now this will and IS becoming very valuable information your channel should explode.

[chazfaz]

I appreciate your studied insight Rob!.

[victornoagbodji]

😊 😊 🙏
thank you so much for sharing these videos.
and OMG i thought for a second that your wall had magnet in it 😅 😅

[martykong]

Thank you! Interesting, and again, very informative! My challenge would be to use your pon router for my wired and wireless connections, but still keep the network shared drives in synology type nas available for the other 2/3 of household that are stuck on ios and not security minded at all.. cascading routers can be problematic for me as to if I am downstream or upstream from shared resources. mt challenges are trying to keep all 3 generations of us sharing an internet connection happy. Thanks again for insight and information! Cheers! :)

[huuhaa]

Thanks for this! I was misunderstood some of your content before and thought there shouldn't be non vpn router at all cause phones will locate that known router location and expose everyone, but this video clarified things.

Does your vpn router software allow use any vpn service which offers wireguard or open vpn config files? Also what's your opinion about Windscribe vpn?

[SuitUpDubstep]

Just a tip. You could use a NanoPi R4S instead of a Raspberry Pi. The Nano comes with 2 Gigabit ethernet ports, but no WiFi - that needs an adapter, but you won't need the USB-to-Ethernet adapter. However, if you're going to connect it to a WiFi Router anyway, you can just use that WiFi from the router instead. Comes in 1GB RAM and 4GB RAM versions. I have a NanoPi R4S 4GB and have it set up as a firewall. Works great.