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…containers#3577) Co-authored-by: Frederik Schwarzer <70687497+fschwa@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Charlie Drage <charlie@charliedrage.com>
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title: Podman behind a VPN on Windows | ||
description: Accessing resources behind a VPN with Podman on Windows | ||
tags: [podman, vpn, windows] | ||
keywords: [podman, vpn, windows] | ||
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# Accessing resources behind a VPN with Podman on Windows | ||
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On Windows, if Podman needs to access resources behind a user-controlled VPN, enable user mode networking in your Podman machine. | ||
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#### Prerequisites | ||
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- Windows host with updated WSL2. | ||
- Podman 4.6.0 or greater. | ||
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#### Procedure | ||
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- When creating the Podman machine, select the **User mode networking (traffic relayed by a user process)** option to enable user mode networking. | ||
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#### Verification | ||
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- You can now access resources that are behind the VPN. |
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