Wow, it doesn’t seem it works. I have disabled windows firewall completely and disabled the hosts file and still it won’t connect. Does steganos online shield vpn developers read here? Or must I contact their support? Okayfreedom (by steganos) also doesn’t work. I uninstalled steganos online shield vpn and okayfreedom still doesn’t work. Honestly, I didn’t use it so much… Now I’m going to try to uninstall and reinstall (if I’m allowed to…) okayfreedom and see if it works.
Default inbound windows firewall rule: %AppData%\Steganos\OnlineShield\Proxy\node.exe, private and public profiles
Outbound windows firewall rules, if you are blocking all outbound connections and using the private profile:
– udp 67, private profile , dhcp client service
– tcp 443, public and private profiles, onlineshieldclient.exe
– tcp 1193, private profile, openvpn.exe (for x64 systems, the one in “C:\Program Files (x86)\Steganos Online Shield\openvpn64”; for x86 systems, the one in “C:\Program Files\Steganos Online Shield\openvpn”)
– all browsers, and in general each software that needs an internet connection, should have both private and public profiles
Outbound windows firewall rules, if you are blocking all outbound connections and using the public profile:
– udp 67, public profile, dhcp client (windows service)
– tcp 443, public profile, onlineshieldclient.exe (in “C:\Program Files (x86)\Steganos Online Shield”)
– tcp 1193, public profile, openvpn.exe (for x64 systems, the one in “C:\Program Files (x86)\Steganos Online Shield\openvpn64”; for x86 systems, the one in “C:\Program Files\Steganos Online Shield\openvpn”)
It’s probably the same for okayfreedom (by steganos).