Windows 10: VPN Question - 2 concurrent (different VPN) connections possible ?

Hi there
Any Network Gurus out there know if it's possible to have 2 concurrent VPN connections

E.g If using a local VPN (IS) can I connect with another connection such as VPN (UK) --- currently it doesn't work even when using a Virtual Machine -- seems I need 2 computers for this.

If I logon to VPN 2 on the VM the Host also gets connected to VPN2 and loses VPN1 connection.

I think the main problem is at the router end since there's only one outgoing connection to ISP / Fibre company even though I have 2 ethernet connections on the Host computer.

Another question -- is it possible to have from ONE router - connection to two different ISP's concurrently (I know you can get a box from each provider but that seems a bit over the top).

Thanks guys

and Happy Xmas everybody -- SAFE 2021 all especially those in UK and S.Africa where new Covid strains seem to have been found.


Update -- My error a VM can logon to VPN2 (or the same VPN with different country) -- Had Firewall settings hosed up on the VM !!!! We all make mistakes !! - Too much Early Xmas drinking !!!!

Marking as solved -- might be helpful to others wanting the same / similar thing - so you only need 1 VPN and can logon to different country servers for VM and Host -- I'm using NordVPN but plenty of other good ones. The only restriction is the number of devices the VPN allows concurrently at a time - Nordvpn allows 6.

E.g also concurrently logged on to BE (belgium)





Cheers

Jimbo

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