ANSWERED Server ip addresses and firewalling

[Murman 0]

Hello;

 

I am running an external firewall to control traffic from my VPN client. With the imminent retirement of the NL servers. I have to edit my firewall rules, and generate a new openvpn config without those servers. in the past, I used the client generator to generate a config file with all the Airvpn server IP addresses, and edited my firewall rules from that, but I notice today that the config generator is only providing one IP address per file. This makes it difficult to mantain my configuration.

 

 

[Staff 9771]

Hello!

 

You're right, without the option "All servers for area/region" (which we deleted for good reasons) getting all the entry-IP addresses through the CG has become a time consuming task.

 

We need to insert the following information in the "How-To" forum. We apologize for the delay and for any inconvenience.

You can resolve "server_name.airvpn.org" to get a specific server entry-IP address. Server names can be found in the "Status" page of our web site, or in the Configuration Generator.

For example, from a command line interface:

nslookup nihal.airvpn.org

to get entry-IP address of Nihal server.

 

Please resolve country_code.airvpn.org to get all the entry-IP addresses of that country VPN servers. Example:

dig @8.8.8.8 nl.airvpn.org +short

(NL is the country code for the Netherlands)

or

nslookup nl.airvpn.org

You can resolve "continent_name.airvpn.org" as well, to get the full list of entry-IP addresses of VPN servers in a continent.

 

Finally, resolve "earth.airvpn.org" to get ALL the entry-IP addresses of all the VPN servers.

 

Note: dig is not available by default on Windows, you need to install it. Alternatively, you can use nslookup, but the output of dig with the option "+short" could be easier to parse in some cases.

 

Kind regards