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1. If you want to keep 'Windscribe VPN' - yes there's probably a routing issue - most VPN providers push a default gateway via their VPN 'tunnel' so everything you access is through that connection, and 'hidden' behind their IP blocks. But some have the option for SPLIT-TUNNELing (Windscribe does) - options should allow you to enable it just for a single address - the Company OpenVPN server. That way, when you're connected to Winscribe, it should 'push' only the Company VPN server address to 'route' via their 'tunnel', and leave control over what's going via the company ISP or local ISP to your company's OpenVPN setup/policies. 2. If you don't want to rely on 3rd party VPNs, and you have some control (even just CRs) over your company's network services (running services, firewall ports, etc), you can setup a tunnel for yourself, through which you can use the OpenVPN. On the top of my mind - ssh proxy and stunnel come to mind (btw Windscribe Stealth uses stunnel behind the scenes) P.S. Restrictive ISPs use DPI (Deep Packet Inspection) to detect "vpn" protocol traffic. But they also use known VPN IP block lists, and sooner or later your 'public' vpn provider could fall into that list and you'll lose connectivity... at least until they 'discover' another way to get around the restrictions. Contact me if you would like to discuss any further. Cheers

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Hi I have to check your issue seems little tricky. Can we connect via anydesk or zoom so that you can show me Thanks