How to forward UDP on TCP?

Hey everyone,
I'm behind a firewall that blocks all UDP (torrents, games...) requests.
I usually ssh to my server and forward all the trafic to it using a transparent
proxy application (sshuttle). I saw that openvpn handles UDP as well (sshuttle doesn't).
I read the documentation of openvpn but I didn't understand which flags to use
and which not to. Actually I suck at networking and I'm not even sure if the title of the question
is correct (would explain why I couldn't find anything on the forum/online).
So could you please help me out? and sorry for any mistake I did.
Thanks

OpenVPN, has two operating mode: tun and tap. Tun just tunnels IP traffic (UDP and TCP), while Tap acts like a real ethernet cable. To achieve this, OpenVPN has to make a network connection with the remote server. To do so, you have two choices again: UDP and TCP.
What you want is probably tun+tcp, which will make the UDP traffic going into OpenVPN to be transmitted over the TCP connection and go out of the server as UDP.
The config options are
proto tcp
dev tap
The wiki entry (https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Op … ll_OpenVPN) should work fine for you. Just don't forget to use "proto tcp" in both server and client configs. The default setup should be perfectly fine for you.
As noted by brain0, tunelling UDP over TCP will cause higher latency on UDP. It should work fine for torrents, but the latency will be something 1.5x the latency from you and the server + the latency between the server and the final destination of the UDP traffic. Gaming on that might be painful.

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