I recently gained access to a powerful internal system in Brazil. To get in, you need to connect to their internal VPN, access the system's IP and log in. I was able to do this using an Azure RDP with a Brazilian IP. But in recent days I've switched to a PrivateAlps RDP, which has a Swedish IP, and I've had a lot of problems connecting to both the VPN and the system.
First I tried to connect normally to the VPN and was blocked. Later I found out that I was blocked because of my Swedish IP (more than fair enough haha), so I used Proxifier to set up a Brazilian home proxy on my system, which for some reason didn't work the way I'd hoped. So I installed Mullvad VPN, logged into RDP via RealVNC Viewer, connected Mullvad to a Brazilian region and tried to log into the internal VPN... It worked! I was able to join the network. However, when I tried to enter any URL from the internal system, they wouldn't connect. I later found out that it was due to Mullvad, so I used Mullvad's “Split tunneling” option and set my browser as an exception to the VPN... It worked! I managed to get into 2 internal system addresses, but I still can't get into the panel I really want, because when I try, it returns statuscode 403 and rejects the connection. I suspect (I'm pretty sure) that it's because of my Swedish IP, because when I used Split tunneling, my ip was no longer Brazilian. I've tried activating Proxifier's residential proxy in the browser while Mullvad doesn't work in the browser, but when I do that, the internal system simply won't log in. It's not as if it returns error statuscodes, but that it doesn't connect at all, I think that when I activate the proxy, the internal VPN doesn't work at the same time, something like that.
So I'm in a dilemma: If I use browser extensions, dolphin anty, proxifier or disable Mullvad's Split tunneling, I won't even be able to get into the addresses of the internal panels, and if I disable all of these, I can connect to the internal addresses, but the panel I want to get into bars me because of my Swedish IP.
A good way to solve this would be to simply go for a machine with a Brazilian IP, but I spent a lot of money on this PrivateAlps machine and I don't want to throw it away, throw away 1 month of access.
Does anyone have any ideas or have you experienced something similar?
First I tried to connect normally to the VPN and was blocked. Later I found out that I was blocked because of my Swedish IP (more than fair enough haha), so I used Proxifier to set up a Brazilian home proxy on my system, which for some reason didn't work the way I'd hoped. So I installed Mullvad VPN, logged into RDP via RealVNC Viewer, connected Mullvad to a Brazilian region and tried to log into the internal VPN... It worked! I was able to join the network. However, when I tried to enter any URL from the internal system, they wouldn't connect. I later found out that it was due to Mullvad, so I used Mullvad's “Split tunneling” option and set my browser as an exception to the VPN... It worked! I managed to get into 2 internal system addresses, but I still can't get into the panel I really want, because when I try, it returns statuscode 403 and rejects the connection. I suspect (I'm pretty sure) that it's because of my Swedish IP, because when I used Split tunneling, my ip was no longer Brazilian. I've tried activating Proxifier's residential proxy in the browser while Mullvad doesn't work in the browser, but when I do that, the internal system simply won't log in. It's not as if it returns error statuscodes, but that it doesn't connect at all, I think that when I activate the proxy, the internal VPN doesn't work at the same time, something like that.
So I'm in a dilemma: If I use browser extensions, dolphin anty, proxifier or disable Mullvad's Split tunneling, I won't even be able to get into the addresses of the internal panels, and if I disable all of these, I can connect to the internal addresses, but the panel I want to get into bars me because of my Swedish IP.
A good way to solve this would be to simply go for a machine with a Brazilian IP, but I spent a lot of money on this PrivateAlps machine and I don't want to throw it away, throw away 1 month of access.
Does anyone have any ideas or have you experienced something similar?
