Some Suggestions.

[Forerunner 0]

My Suggestions are.

 

More than 3 Connections support.

 

Non Windows Firewall Disconnect protection such as DHCP method like PIA use.

 

OpenVPN to Tor Server. ( Maybe )

 

Regards.

[OpenSourcerer 1363]

such as DHCP method

 

Could you elaborate on how they do that?

 

OpenVPN to Tor Server

 

You mean OpenVPN over TOR?

[rainmakerraw 93]

 

such as DHCP method

 

Could you elaborate on how they do that?

 

Essentially their proprietary app changes the local network interface properties to a static LAN IP (eg 10.10.10.28) and static DNS which correspond to those assigned by PIA for the given session. If the connection drops, no traffic can route as the static IP no longer exists. It's a royal PITA because it often leads to needing to manually flush and reset the properties back to DHCP before anything, including the PIA app, will work again. 

 

OP, what's wrong with firewall level blocking? It's more reliable and less obtrusive.

[Forerunner 0]

 

 

such as DHCP method

 

Could you elaborate on how they do that?

 

Essentially their proprietary app changes the local network interface properties to a static LAN IP (eg 10.10.10.28) and static DNS which correspond to those assigned by PIA for the given session. If the connection drops, no traffic can route as the static IP no longer exists. It's a royal PITA because it often leads to needing to manually flush and reset the properties back to DHCP before anything, including the PIA app, will work again. 

 

OP, what's wrong with firewall level blocking? It's more reliable and less obtrusive.

 

I can't use the Firewall mode since i have Kaspersky Total Security and it has its own Firewall built in and Airs Client will not work with it. 

[rainmakerraw 93]

While I might get shouted at for this, I've run Windows firewall alongside such firewalls without issue for years. Win's firewall is pretty unobtrusive and is inbound only by default anyway. That said you could easily modify one of the guides in the how-to section (eg the Comodo Firewall guide) to set the same rules in Kaspersky. All you'd need to do in essence is only allow outbound connections to Air's servers over your network adapter, and set up rules for the tun adapter to allow all.