VIDEO: How to setup JanusVM and use in Windows (Windows Media format)
*OLD* VIDEO: Installation and usage video for Windows users (Requires Adobe Flash)
KNOWN BUGS / PROBLEMS
* Some firewalls, when enabled, block VMware Players ability to act as a server.
( The recommended solution for now is to unblock the IP address of the VM. )


FUTURE FEATURES
* PocketPC VPN support
* Use layer7 filtering to detect when HTTP traffic is using other ports (not just 80) and redirect it through Privoxy.
*** IMPORTANT DNS PRIVACY INFORMATION ***
If your DNS server settings have the same IP as your Gateway, then Windows will automatically
use your router as the DNS server, even after JanusVM is booted and you are connected to it via VPN.
THIS IS A PROBLEM. This causes your DNS request to go out through unsecured channels (your ISP).
The reason for this is because Windows automatic gateway metric selects the internal router/DNS server
as the closest DNS, and doesn't route it through the VPN connection.

We wrote TorSEC.exe to solve this problem.
TorSEC is located inside the VM. The UNC for it is "\\JanusVM\Setup\files\TorSEC.exe".


Here is an example of a bad config for DNS.
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IP Address: 192.168.0.100
Netmask: 255.255.255.0
Gateway: 192.168.0.1
DNS: 192.168.0.1
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Notice the DNS is the same IP as the Gateway?
You MUST use a DNS server outside your LAN, such as 4.2.2.2 or whatever your ISP assigns you.
If you don't, then dns-proxy-tor DOES NOT redirect the DNS request through Tor!!!