I'm using nordvpn
CLI on Ubuntu for quite a while but, since a few days, when I'm trying to reach any other client in my local network, I'm getting e.g. the following problem:
$ ping 192.168.178.1
PING 192.168.178.1 (192.168.178.1) 56(84) bytes of data.
ping: sendmsg: Operation not permitted
where 192.168.178.1
is my router. When I disconnect from NordVPN I can reach other clients again.
I already read about similar problems being related to the nordvpn killswitch
, but it is disabled and I also tried to enable and then to disable it.
I also tried to disable the ufw
, and reinstalled nordvpn
but that didn't help either.
As it might be helpful, here my nordvpn settings
:
$ nordvpn settings
Technology: OpenVPN
Protocol: UDP
Kill Switch: disabled
CyberSec: disabled
Obfuscate: disabled
Notify: enabled
Auto-connect: disabled
DNS: disabled
Might be that it's something quite stupid or easy to resolve, but I'm struggling with that for a few days now.
Same same. I thought maybe it was a bug in the app, but 3.8.5 is the same.
My settings (which worked several nordvpn app versions ago):
Resolution (Later)
Hahaha! Got it! Whitelist your internal. Mine is
192.168.2.xxx
, adjust yours accordingly.Whitelisting my subnets only allowed me to make connections using IP addresses. I'm lazy and prefer hostnames. So I had to add my DNS server (my router) to the Nordvpn configuration. My router is at 192.168.50.1. So I used the command
nordvpn set dns 192.168.50.1