Beeline is actively introducing IPoE technology into its home networks. This approach allows for client authentication using the MAC address of their equipment without the need for a VPN. When switching the network to IPoE, the router's VPN client becomes inactive and continues to persistently contact the disabled provider's VPN server. All we have to do is reconfigure it. VPN- the router client connects to a VPN server in a country where the internet is not blocked, and the entire home network automatically gains access to google.com (at the time of writing, this site was blocked).
Router from Beeline
Beeline uses L2TP type VPN in its home networks. Accordingly, their router is sharpened specifically for this type of VPN. L2TP is IPSec+IKE. We need to find a VPN provider that sells the appropriate type of VPN. For example, let's take FORNEX (not as an advertisement).
Setting up a VPN
В control panels We'll find out the VPN provider's connection parameters to the VPN server. For L2TP, this will be the server address, username, and password.
Now we enter the router.
As stated in the tooltip, "look for the password on the box".
Next, click on "Advanced Settings", then on "Others".
And here we get to the L2TP settings page (Home > Others > WAN).
The parameters have already entered the Beeline L2TP server address, login and password to your Beeline personal account, which are also used on the L2TP server. When switching to IPoE, your account on the Beeline L2TP server is blocked, which leads to a significant increase in the load on the IKE server of the provider, because the whole crowd of home routers continues to go to him day and night once a minute. In order to slightly alleviate the fate thereof, we will continue.
Enter the L2TP server address, login and password provided by the VPN provider.
Click "Save", then "Apply".
Go to "Main Menu"
then back to "Advanced Settings".
In the end, what we got.
In the "DHCP interface" section, we received the settings from the Beeline DHCP server. We were given a white address and DNS, which work out blocking. In the "Connection Information" section, we received the settings from the VPN provider: addresses are gray (so more secure) and DNS without blocking. The DNS servers from the VPN provider override the DNS servers from DHCP.
Profit
We got a miracle router that distributes WiFi with a working Google, a happy grandmother continues to chat in Telegram, and PS4 happily loads content from PSN.
Disclaimer
All trademarks belong to their respective owners and their use in this material is purely coincidental. All addresses, logins, passwords, identifiers are fictitious. There is no advertising of any provider or equipment in the article. this trick works with any equipment in the network of any telecom operator.
Source: habr.com
