Tunnel all internet traffic through a VPN?

[KScorp]

ok for the other applications you may need to find a program, such as sockscap, to "socksify" your applications. the only limitations i have run into are related to protocols (like GRE) that are not udp or tcp and, as far as i know, cannot run through a SOCKs proxy.

 

YES! THANK YOU!

 

I tried SocksCap, that failed, causing steam to crash and generate strange error reports. (It might work if I play around with it more, but I just googled for other solutions...) However, I found ProxyCap, which worked like a charm. It's incredible easy, took all of 10 seconds to set up after installing, and it does exactly what I want: forwards ALL internet traffic through my tunnel (or any other proxy, for that matter). Not only that, but I can specify which programs or IPs or Ports to forward if I so desire.

 

I can't thank you enough Dirkjr, both of your posts helped me a lot, and led me to a perfect fix.

 

I'll edit my original post to show exactly what I did, if anyone ever want to do something like this again. I have yet to test this on my filtered WiFi connection but I'm confident it will work.

[Dirk]

thanks for the proxy cap tip. it runs better than sockscap did.

[KScorp]

Oops, I completely forgot about this thread.

 

I updated the first post with a tutorial on what I did to get this working. Feel free to tell me about anything I should add, or if there are mistakes.

[entourage]

Thanks again for the updated instructions. I've followed it to where I believe most everything is working, but trying to connect to a server in TF2 doesn't seem to work. Steam connects and updates, but I can see any servers or connect to a specific (working) server if I type it in manually to the console.

 

Ideas??

 

BTW, I'm using the 30day trial of ProxyCap and I have Steam.exe and HL2.exe in the routing rules

[Dirk]

I have since discovered that proxifier works quite well. In addition they have a portable version so you can easily put it in a flash drive.