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EP3: Networking in Linux: How VPNs Actually Work? In the previous guide in our Networking in Linux series, we took a deep dive into routing and looked at how the Linux kernel decides where packets should go. When an application wants to communicate with another host, the kernel looks at the available routing information, determines the best path to the destination, and sends the packet through the appropriate network interface. But what happens to this path when you connect to a VPN? Rather than spending much time on what a VPN is or why you might use one, we are going to look at it from a networking perspective. We’ll inspect the interfaces, routing tables, and policy-routing rules before and after connecting to a VPN and see exactly how the path Linux chooses for our Internet traffic changes. Learn more in this guide: blog.sysxplore.com/p/ep3-net…

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It’s out! 📚 First Steps With Linux is finally available in paperback. And I have to admit… Turns out I accidentally wrote a bible. Holding the finished book in my hands for the first time was a surreal feeling. If you’ve been waiting for a physical copy, it’s here: firststepswithlinux.com/pape…

Exciting! ✨ First Steps With Linux is now #5 in Linux Servers on Amazon. Can we make it to the top? 🐧 firststepswithlinux.com/pape…

Its out. After almost 2 years of writing, First Steps with Linux is finally here. 700+ pages covering a wide range of Linux topics. Linux command line fundamentals, storage, networking, and advanced system administration. This is probably the most comprehensive Linux book I will ever write. If you work with Linux, study it, or want to take your skills further, you’ll likely find this book genuinely useful. 🐧📕 Get your copy: firststepswithlinux.com

Seeing these notifications come in after 2 years of writing means a lot. Thank you for the support 🙏 Keep calm and learn Linux.🐧