To set up AtomVPN on your Windows 226 computer,follow these organized steps:

1. Install AtomVPN:

   • Navigate to Program Files and locate AtomVPN.exe.
   • Double-click to install. Upon installation, log in as the technician by right-clicking AtomVPN and selecting 'Configure' from the menu. You may need to request a technician's approval.

2. Configure AtomVPN to Use Your Local IP Address:

   • Open Command Prompt and type atomVPN.
   • Use the user command to log in as a technician:

     technician@ technician_name:password@atomVPN.com

   • Right-click AtomVPN and select Configure.
   • Input your IP address (e.g., 168.1.1) and port (e.g., 443).
   • Click Apply and Exit.

3. Create a VPN Server:

   • Open AtomVPN and click Open Server.
   • Type atomVPN.example.com as the server name and 443 as the port.
   • Save the server name and exit.

4. Connect to the Server:

   • Open AtomVPN and type the server name and port to connect.
   • Test the connection by typing a curl command in the terminal.

5. Configure AtomVPN to Use Your Hostname:

   • Go to AtomVPN settings and click Configure Host.
   • Enter your hostname (e.g., atomvpn.example.com) and port (e.g., 443).
   • Click Apply and Exit.

6. Configure AtomVPN to Use Your Username and Password:

   • Open AtomVPN settings and click Configure User.
   • Type your username and password, then click Apply and Exit.

7. Enable Site Filtering:

   • Navigate to AtomVPN settings and click Configure Filters.
   • Add basic domains (e.g., mydomain.com, company.com, shop.com) and click Apply and Exit.

8. Test Filters:

   • Open a URL in the terminal with a domain from your filters, e.g., http://localhost:88 to see if it works.

9. Configure AtomVPN to Use Your Local Network IP as Default:

   • Open AtomVPN settings and click Configure Default IP.
   • Enter your local network IP (e.g., 168.1.1) and click Apply and Exit.

10. Test Everything:

    • Open a browser (e.g., Chrome) and type a URL that includes one of your filtered domains, e.g., http://localhost:88/mydomain.com.

Troubleshooting Tips:

• If AtomVPN isn't working, check logs for errors and contact a technician.
• Ensure your IP and port are correct and logged in as a technician.

By following these steps, you should successfully set up AtomVPN to connect to your local network, use your username/password, and apply site filtering.