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Set Up VPN Clients:
Download and install the latest versions of OpenVPN and Goose VPN on your local machine.
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Join a Remote Group:
Use Tor to join a remote group that is known to be accessible, such as a Tor URL or a public domain server. This ensures you bypass any local firewall or adware.
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Check Server Accessibility:
Use nmap to check the port number of the remote server. If it's reachable, proceed; otherwise, consider the connection as not working.
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Test VPN Connections:
Connect to the remote server using both OpenVPN and Goose VPN. Observe if both connect successfully.
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Verify Connection Health:
Use nmap to check the connection health. If the connection is working, proceed; otherwise, check OpenVPN settings for issues like invalid passwords.
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Adjust VPN Settings:
If OpenVPN is unreliable, adjust its settings (e.g., password) and test again.
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Check Server Privacy:
Disable adware or other privacy features on both VPNs to assess their privacy settings.
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Ensure Availability During Testing Times:
Confirm that both VPNs are operational during the times you are testing.
By following these steps, you can systematically test the functionality of Goose VPN and ensure it works correctly for your needs.
