Originally Posted by yvesjv

That's the closest you will get to having your vpn as it uses tcp 443 which is also used for https.
Pretty much detectable by any worthwile security providers (think PaloAlto, etc) but if tcp 443 is blocked, then it's a massive business impact.

Originally Posted by Aeterna

Everything can be detected, unless one is disconnected from the net. However, if there is no special interest in specific person, this works pretty well.

Originally Posted by pan64

It looks like you don't understand a lot of things. OpenVPN is not an app, tor is not an app. Better to say they are services, and they do not run on a single host, but on several hosts (different parts of them). Some parts of these tools are just a special kind of network config (like firewall, routing), some other parts are just (protected) network communication between two hosts.

Check this page: https://www.torproject.org/about/history/

Tor browser itself is just an "improved" firefox.

Here you can read about your topic a bit more: https://tb-manual.torproject.org/circumvention/

So can you tell me how can any kind of censorship detect and exactly what?

Originally Posted by Jason.nix

Hello,
Thank you so much for your reply.
Can I use OpenVPN with SSL? I want to set up my own VPN server.

Originally Posted by Jason.nix

Hello,
Thank you so much for your reply.
You right. OpenVPN and Tor are easily detected by a firewall like FortiWeb. Even older models of Fortinet devices can block them.

Originally Posted by Aeterna

Yes, you can. There are few OpebVPN providers that have configured openvpn with ssl. Just search the web.

Originally Posted by pan64

No.

Originally Posted by Jason.nix

Hello,
Thank you so much for your reply.
I don't think anyone closes port 443!

Originally Posted by yvesjv

An ISP can block tcp443 if conditions are not met.
For example the poor folk living behind the great firewall of China.

There are lots of materials on the web for reading and implementing the solution you seek.

Originally Posted by Jason.nix

Hi,
Thanks again.
Ah, I meant FortiGate. Please take a look at https://docs.fortinet.com/document/f...h%20for%20Tor..

Originally Posted by pan64

That is a signature based identification, and works only if unmodified. It cannot detect the app itself.

Originally Posted by Jason.nix

Hello,
Thank you so much for your reply.
I couldn't find anything. Can you show me some tutorials?