For months I have not used Mageia

[Gilberto F da Silva]

For months I have not used Mageia. Since when I signed the NordVPN
service because I couldn't make this service work in distribution.

Is there anyone here using Nordvpn? If so, what was the procedure?

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Gilberto F da Silva

[TJ]

Post by Gilberto F da Silva
For months I have not used Mageia. Since when I signed the NordVPN
service because I couldn't make this service work in distribution.
Is there anyone here using Nordvpn? If so, what was the procedure?

I don't use Nordvpn myself, so I can't write about procedure, but a
package update was just released for Mageia 9 that is supposed to allow
Mageia to install and run the Centos version of the Nordvpn app.

TJ

[Gilberto F da Silva]

Post by TJ

Post by Gilberto F da Silva
For months I have not used Mageia. Since when I signed the
NordVPN service because I couldn't make this service work in
distribution.
Is there anyone here using Nordvpn? If so, what was the
procedure?

I don't use Nordvpn myself, so I can't write about procedure, but
a package update was just released for Mageia 9 that is supposed to
allow Mageia to install and run the Centos version of the Nordvpn
app.

I'm happy today. I'm using Mageia 9 with NordVPN.

NordVPN support provided the following procedure:

cd ~/Downloads
sudo wget
“https://repo.nordvpn.com/yum/nordvpn/centos/noarch/Packages/n/nordvpn-r
elease-1.0.0-1.noarch.rpm"
sudo dnf install nordvpn-release-1.0.0-1.noarch.rpm
sudo dnf install nordvpn

If the installation fails, open the file manager and navigate to the
Downloads directory. Then double-click on the

nordvpn-release-1.0.0-1.noarch.rpm file. After that, run the sudo dnf
install nordvpn command again.

If the same problem persists with losing internet access when
connected, please provide us with the connection logs from the NordVPN
application.

To do this, open the terminal and type this command:

sudo journalctl -u nordvpnd > ~/Desktop/daemonlog.txt

You will find a new daemonlog.txt file on your desktop.

Then I still had to do this:

sudo iptables -F INPUT
sudo iptables -F OUTPUT
sudo iptables -P INPUT ACCEPT
sudo iptables -P OUTPUT ACCEPT
sudo systemctl restart NetworkManager



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Gilberto F da Silva