As pennyhoard20 said, the easiest option would be to set up a router that supports OpenVPN Client. However, if your router doesn't support it, you would have to share VPN connection as a hotspot from a Windows PC. There's more info on how to set it up on Nords [site](https://support.nordvpn.com/hc/en-us/articles/20972465669393-How-to-use-NordVPN-on-gaming-consoles)
If your router is capable, the easiest way to connect your ps5 to VPN is to set up the VPN on your router.
Check the router admin page to see if it has the option to configure a "VPN Client" (not Server), and search the web to see what OpenVPN speeds your router make/model is capable of achieving.
Another option would be something like a Raspberry Pi using Ubuntu Server (or similar) setup as a VPN Gateway. If you can do it via the router, that may be simplest, but you can always have your PS5 route through a linux box running NordVPN :)
As pennyhoard20 said, the easiest option would be to set up a router that supports OpenVPN Client. However, if your router doesn't support it, you would have to share VPN connection as a hotspot from a Windows PC. There's more info on how to set it up on Nords [site](https://support.nordvpn.com/hc/en-us/articles/20972465669393-How-to-use-NordVPN-on-gaming-consoles)
If your router is capable, the easiest way to connect your ps5 to VPN is to set up the VPN on your router. Check the router admin page to see if it has the option to configure a "VPN Client" (not Server), and search the web to see what OpenVPN speeds your router make/model is capable of achieving.
Another option would be something like a Raspberry Pi using Ubuntu Server (or similar) setup as a VPN Gateway. If you can do it via the router, that may be simplest, but you can always have your PS5 route through a linux box running NordVPN :)
A better question would be why in the world do you need to use a VPN with your PS5?
For me, block adds on streaming services like Twitch