VPN-Tor-VPN setup

Qubes-Whonix
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First off, I love the Qubes / Whonix package, very excited for RC 4 official release. Thank you to any of the developers if you’re reading.

So this setup : sys-net -> sys-firewall -> sys-VPN1 (proxyVM) -> sys-whonix (proxyVM from whonix-gw) -> whonix-ws (appVM from whonix-ws). This works fine.

So this setup : sys-net -> sys-firewall -> sys-VPN1 (proxyVM) -> sys-VPN2 (proxyVM) -> sys-whonix (proxyVM from whonix-gw) -> whonix-ws (appVM from whonix-ws). Also this works fine.

So this setup : sys-net -> sys-firewall -> sys-VPN1 (proxyVM) -> sys-whonix (proxyVM from whonix-gw) -> sys-VPN2 (proxyVM) -> (plan to create here appVMs HVMs whatever). I can’t figure how to get this to work as I want.

The VPN proxyVMs are created using the CLI method from Qubes official Docs (which are great docs also). In the final setup, when I check the public IP of VPN2 proxyVM it is a Tor IP. Not my VPN IP. Yes I know I can setup VPN2 inside whonix-ws appVM, but I prefer the Qubes approach.

So how can I make proxyVM based on whonix-gw through tor work? For if I want to run example Kali HVMs over VPN-Tor-VPN.

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Hi @ChezenOnion

Have you applied the changes to Whonix-ws to Prevent By-Passing of the Tunnel Link.

https://whonix.org/wiki/Tunnels/Connecting_to_Tor_before_a_VPN#Prevent_Bypassing_of_the_Tunnel-Link

You may also want to try configuring VPN2 without VPN1 and see if you can get it functional. It will be easier to trouble shoot that way.

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Any update on this ?

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What update were you expecting?

This use-case works fine (as of Qubes 3.2 / Whonix-13).

  1. Disable torrification in your workstation apps. (includes any local proxies, stream isolation)
  2. Ensure your exit proxy is using TCP.
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