You can find the VPN username and password at Then you need to choose your ProtonVPN plan and choose UDP or TCP as the transport layer protocol. It is not, it's just a small caveat with GNU/Linux and NetworkManager. Log into your ProtonVPN account with the following command. I suppose (hope!) that this is not by design, and is in fact something that needs to be changed, as this is different behavior from what I've experience with the Windows client. This package contains the repository configuration and keys that are required to install the Proton VPN app. While only disconnecting from VPN it just completely removes the interface, thus removing the "block". Get the Proton VPN repository setup DEB package. You can download the latest stable release, either from our official. Restarting the connection eventually removes the interface (removes, and when it connect to VPN it applies it again). The Proton VPN Linux App Library is intended for every Proton VPN service user. thus it defaults to IPv6 instead of v4, thus blocking DNS and traffic (re-routing them to the machine). But the first step is to create an account on the ProtonVPN website.
I am also not 100% sure I understand why the IPv6 leak protection interface would stop my machine from connecting to IPv4 addresses, or why restarting my client after reboot "solves it".īecause the IPv6 interface has 0 priority in NM IPv4 configs, while having a higher priority in IPv6. How to install ProtonVPN on Linux ProtonVPN offers both CLI and GUI clients on Linux. We're actually looking into fixing that (permanent solution), but not ETA. I'm not sure how, but if it is recommended to disconnect the VPN before shutting down, shouldn't that recommendation to visible to the user?
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