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And combined with that due to all the anti-privacy legislation being passed around the world including in my own country I decided to subscribe to a VPN service.

So I thought I would combine the two, instead of running OpenVPN on each individual device I own I decided to set it up on pfSense but for anyone that has done this you may run into some issues.

Two main ones specifically.

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Not all websites allow VPN use (Netflix, BBC iPlayer, private Bittorrent communities etc) 2.

You may not be able to saturate your internet line with your VPN due to throttling and internet peering issues.

So I set out to make a guide which solves both of these issues and shows you how to get OpenVPN setup properly while maintaining both your privacy and convenience.

With the guide Ive made you will be able to do the following things: 1.

Max out your internet speed over OpenVPN by distributing your load across multiple OpenVPN gateways simultaneously and transparently (without any special software or equipment, just pfSense) 2.

Completely protect yourself against IP leaks caused by either VPNs going down suddenly or DNS requests.

Setup domain based bypasses to the VPN so you can access BBC iPlayer, Netflix and any other domain without turning your VPN off.

Specify only the computers on your network that should be using the VPN so CableSatellite boxes that need to interface with your ISPs network directly are not funnelled through your VPN.

Now the guide is pretty big, but I have done my best to break it down into consumable chunks with lots of images and descriptions that explain things as simple as possible.

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Here is the link to the guide: Ultimate pfSense OpenVPN Guide - Tech Help Guides If you have any questions please feel free to post those in this thread and I will do my best to answer.

The only things you need before you start this guide are an OpenVPN server either hosted by yourself or from a company you subscribe to and a pfSense router, no other equipment or software is needed.

Any specific changes needed when configuring a second client to PIA.

If youve done that and you also disabled the automatic routing it should work as intended.

Both clients show connected in OpenVPN status but outbound internet is lost.

Did you make a NAT entry for both OpenVPN gateways that you created - Also did you put them in a load balancing gateway group yet.

I just found it weird that it would kill my internet when the second interface wasnt even assigned.

Same OpenVPN settings, same outbound NAT, same GatewayGateway Group.

However the moment I enable the 4th andor 5th client connection, my LANs outbound NAT stops working and I cant get to the internet.

I have personally setup 4 VPNs in a load balance group without issue so pfSense can do it fine.