Mullvad Browser download the new install#

Copy the text in the text area below and paste it in the bottom of your file.

Sudo nano /rw/config/qubes-firewall-user-script Write down the 'inet' address that you get, for example 10.137.0.47.

To find out your vif* IP address, run ip a | grep -i vif.

Make sure that you have started an AppVM that has the Networking set to MullvadVPN, otherwise the 'vif' IP address will not be visible. Now we will add firewall rules to redirect DNS requests to 10.8.0.1 (the DNS on the VPN server) for all AppVMs that use the MullvadVPN ProxyVM. You should see 'Initialization Sequence Completed' on one of the last lines.

Run openvpn -config /rw/config/vpn/mullvad_xx_xxx.conf (use the config file you copied).

Press Ctrl+O (Enter) and then Ctrl+X to save and exit.

Add openvpn -config /rw/config/vpn/mullvad_xx_xxx.conf (use the config file you copied) on a new line in the bottom.

Now you will edit the /rw/config/rc.local file using a text editor.

Issue sudo vi /etc/default/openvpn and change #AUTOSTART='all' to AUTOSTART='all' (in other words, remove the ' #') Sudo chmod 755 /rw/config/vpn/update-resolv-conf

In the Terminal, change directory to where the configuration file is located and copy the files to /rw/config/vpn.Ĭp /home/user/QubesIncoming/*/*/*/*.* /rw/config/vpn.

Now you will extract and copy the OpenVPN configuration files that were copied from the other AppVM to the /rw/config/vpn folder.

Click on the Qubes app menu and go to Service: MullvadVPN and open the Terminal.

Click on the Start button in the toolbar to start the AppVM again.

On the Basic tab, click on the Net qube drop-down list and select MullvadVPN.

Right click on the same AppVM and select Settings.In Qube Manager, select the AppVM that you want to use with the MullvadVPN ProxyVM and click on the Stop button in the toolbar to shut it down.In Qube Manager, restart the MullvadVPN ProxyVM (so that OpenVPN is added to it).Click on the Qubes app menu and go to System Tools > Qube Manager.Shut down the VM with the command sudo shutdown -h now.Disable the OpenVPN service: sudo systemctl disable rvice.

Mullvad Browser download the new install#

In the Terminal run the command sudo apt install openvpn -y.Click on the Qubes app menu and go to Template: debian-12 and open the Terminal.We will install OpenVPN in the Debian-12 template so your MullvadVPN ProxyVM can use that. and then enter MullvadVPN as the Target and click on OK. Click on the extracted folder and select Copy To Other AppVM.Open the Downloads folder and right click on the downloaded OpenVPN file and select Extract.Select Sweden a the country and Gothenburg or Malmö or Stockholm as the city.Open a web browser and log in to our OpenVPN configuration file generator.In another AppVM (not MullvadVPN) that you use for web surfing: The newly created MullvadVPN AppVM qube will show up as 'Service: MullvadVPN' in the Qubes app menu and not 'Qube: MullvadVPN' due to its 'provides network' setting. Click on the Advanced tab and check (enable) Provides network access to other qubes.Type: AppVM (persistent home, volatile root)or StandaloneVM (fully persistent).Sudo qubes-dom0-update qubes-template-debian-12Ĭlick on the Qubes app menu > Qubes Tools > Create Qubes VM. Create a new qubeįirst install the Debian 12 template (if you do not already have it) using the following command in the Terminal Emulator (dom0):

If you want to use another country then replace the configuration with that. Note: We will use Mullvad servers in Sweden to connect to in this guide. If you want to use WireGuard instead then see the guide WireGuard on Qubes OS. In this guide we will set up a ProxyVM called 'MullvadVPN', which will provide network to other AppVMs.