Oh, and I assume the reason you're not running your own OpenVPN server at home (in your router?) is because you want to block your IP? That's the "privacy" you are concerned about?
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Oh, and I assume the reason you're not running your own OpenVPN server at home (in your router?) is because you want to block your IP? That's the "privacy" you are concerned about?
If your Dyanmic DNS host isn't resolving to the correct IP when you are on the VPN, then it sounds like a DNS caching issue at the VPN provider. Let's assume your ISP doesn't change your IP very...
It's not clear exactly what you are trying to do.
Are you connecting to the VPN from INSIDE your home network (where the ssh server also lives)? In that case, port forwarding isn't relevant and...