houmi
Regular Contributor
I noticed if I have the kill switch enabled for a VPN connection, and I disconnect the VPN the kill switch works as intended.
However if I reboot the router and the VPN connection isn't set to resume on reboot, the kill switch isn't working anymore... is this the intended consequence ?
I understand the text says: "Block routed clients if tunnel goes down" , but the router can get rebooted on its own (power failure), and it's possible the person who operates the router forgot to check "Automatic start at boot time", so better be safe than sorry and have the kill switch enabled on reboot as well ?
However if I reboot the router and the VPN connection isn't set to resume on reboot, the kill switch isn't working anymore... is this the intended consequence ?
I understand the text says: "Block routed clients if tunnel goes down" , but the router can get rebooted on its own (power failure), and it's possible the person who operates the router forgot to check "Automatic start at boot time", so better be safe than sorry and have the kill switch enabled on reboot as well ?