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00:00:00 – 00:15:27
The video provides a comprehensive guide on utilizing Google One's VPN across various devices and configuring it for optimal performance. The primary focus is on setting up the VPN for seamless streaming of services like Netflix and Disney+. It begins with instructions on configuring Google One's VPN on different platforms, highlighting economical pricing in regions like Turkey and platform support, while also mentioning regional restrictions such as the lack of support in mainland China.
The video transitions into setting up a Windows VPS, recommending the use of platforms with pre-installed Windows and addressing the conversion of Linux hosts to Windows. The presenter demonstrates downloading and installing Google One, ensuring compatibility with at least the 2019 version of Windows. They detail configuring V2Ray for Windows, including network settings for IPv4 and IPv6 addresses, using the VMess protocol.
Further instructions cover firewall settings, port configurations, and testing the setup via command line to ensure proper functionality. An alternative, simpler configuration method for a basic proxy mode is also presented, showing how to quickly update the configuration for efficient routing through services like Google and Netflix.
The video concludes with a focus on unlocking streaming media through a Windows VPS and a call to support the creator, Xiaodao Notes, noting that the next video will include a download to further assist viewers.
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In this part of the video, the presenter introduces how to better utilize Google One’s VPN. The primary advantage highlighted is the “clean” VPN address that facilitates easier use for tasks like streaming videos and registering network services, although it is not supported in mainland China, necessitating a front-end proxy for use in such locations. The presenter outlines a method to configure Google One’s VPN on various devices, including mobile phones, computers, and set-top boxes, to enable smooth streaming of services like Netflix and Disney. Additionally, the video mentions the economical pricing of Google One in Turkey, particularly through the Apple store, and touches on regional restrictions and supported platforms for the VPN, which include Android, iOS, Windows, and Mac, but not Linux.
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In this part of the video, the presenter discusses the need for a VPS with a Windows operating system in countries where a particular service is running. They recommend using platforms that provide Windows VPS pre-installed as it is more convenient and secure. For those with a Linux host, the presenter explains that the system can be changed to Windows using the dd windows method with a one-click installation script, though it carries risks of being detected and service disruption. They advise only using this method on monthly payment machines and researching the service provider’s restrictions.
The presenter then assumes a Windows VPS is already set up and begins a detailed, step-by-step guide on installing Google One. They demonstrate downloading and installing the application, emphasizing using at least the 2019 version of Windows for compatibility. The presenter shows how to access the downloaded file, execute the installation, and connect to the VPN using Google One. Finally, they illustrate downloading a specific circumvention service, pointing to a compiled version for installation.
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In this segment of the video, the presenter discusses downloading and configuring V2Ray for Windows 64. After downloading and decompressing the file, the first file observed is the configuration file which contains numerous comments. Two configuration methods are introduced:
1. The first method involves adding a native IPV6 address to the original Windows VPS IPV4 address, making IPV6 the default exit for IPV6-supported websites like Google, Netflix, and Amazon while keeping IPV4 for other addresses.
2. The second method forces all exits, both IPV4 and IPV6, to a designated Google One address, which provides a cleaner address but requires modification each time Google One’s address changes.
The presenter then details how to modify the configuration file, including changing the port according to preference and configuring the IP address to either a specific network card or to accept requests from all network cards. The protocol used is the VMess protocol of V2Ray. Finally, the presenter demonstrates configuring the setup and indicates the use of Google One VPN.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses configuring a network card with one IPv4 and one IPv6 address, utilizing Google One VPN with IPv6 routing by default. They save the configuration file and proceed to open a port in the firewall settings by creating new inbound rules for port 9000. The speaker walks through allowing connections, naming the rules, and finalizing the setup. They then test the service by starting v2ray using the command line to ensure there are no errors. Finally, the speaker sets up the client connection by pointing to the VPS’s domain address and opened port, confirming the configuration in the v2ray.exe file is correct and running normally.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker explains a second, simpler configuration method for setting up a basic proxy mode. The main change involves adding a line to the existing configuration template to specify an outbound IP address. The IP address is obtained from the computer’s network settings. The speaker demonstrates locating the IP address, updating the configuration file, and saving it as “config-aa”. After updating the file, the changes are applied by terminating and re-running a process. The speaker then tests the new configuration for speed, noting a good performance with services like Google and Netflix, where the connection is routed through the UK.
00:15:00
In this part of the video, the focus is on unlocking streaming media through a Windows VPS. The narrator encourages viewers to support Xiaodao Notes by liking the video and mentions that the next video will include a download.