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this post was submitted on 30 Nov 2023
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I've recently did something that made my friend go "why the fuck would you even need that?"
I've recently discovered that I can't neither VPN into my VPS nor my home network from my college. Both OpenVPN and wireguard were not working. So, to fix that, I'm running a shadowsocks proxy, which is behind an nginx reverse proxy, through which I connect to my services.
Now, I haven't tested it with my college network yet, but based on other similar reddit posts I've read, it should theoretically work.
Wonder how the college is blocking those services, did you try using a different destination port than the default?
The OpenVPN server did run on a non-standard port, and it still got blocked.