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Set Up the Network:
- Ensure an 82.1Q Wi-Fi adapter is connected to both the source and destination devices.
- Assign MAC addresses and local IPs to each device for quick connections and traversal.
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Configure IPVanish:
- Navigate to the device configuration menu.
- Select routing protocols and add IPVanish to the list.
- Set the source MAC to the destination port and the destination MAC to the source port.
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Test Routing:
- Use the 'redirect' command to send traffic from source to destination.
- Run 'queue' to check if the route is in use and troubleshoot any issues.
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Check Topology:
- Run 'ipconfig' or 'ipstat' to view all interfaces and their MAC addresses.
- Verify the IPVanish MAC address is connected to both devices.
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Troubleshoot:
- Check the firewall policies to ensure IPVanish is correctly routed.
- Review queue logs for any routing issues and adjust firewall policies as necessary.
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Source Route Configuration:
- Ensure the source route is the root position.
- Confirm the source route is in the root position to handle incoming traffic.
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Port Settings:
Verify that ports 88 are correctly configured for IPVanish.
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Test Under Different Conditions:
- Add traffic and reroute it to observe IPVanish's performance.
- Check for any issues with cache behavior and ensure caching is enabled if needed.
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Documentation and Support:
- Review IPVanish documentation or contact the developer for support.
- Consider performance tests and configuration issues.
By following these steps, you can effectively test and troubleshoot the IPVanish network, ensuring it operates as intended for your needs.
