New personal bandwidth record

[Shiver Me Whiskers 15]

Almost "cracked" 300mbps a few minutes ago on one server, pushing it to #1 in top speed.

(Basically almost maxing out my line speed)

 

Whatever magic AirVPN's servers are doing, it works bloody fast !

Another big THANK YOU from me !

 

So, not spending too many words. Here's two pictures.

[iwih2gk 93]

I thought I was doing very well with my 150 meg, pretty consistently.  My ISP doesn't fire 300 --- YET.  I am hopeful.  Air's servers flat out smoke!!

[aws1971 0]

My uploads are good,

But the downloads suck big time.

I hardly get 1 MB/s

As soon as I disconnect the VPN it goes up to 17MB/s easy.

Wonder how come.

Tried about 10 servers to see if the the speed goes up but without no luck.

[Shiver Me Whiskers 15]

Most likely your ISP is throttling VPN.

 

Try customizing the connection port in Eddie (Protocols tab), instead of [x] Automatic.

Try 53, 80, 443, 2018, 41185 ... try TCP instead of UDP, whatever works.

 

For each server there's a list of supported ports.

[aws1971 0]

Nah my ISP isn't throttling VPN

Used to have PIA and could download higher there.

But i prefer the port forwarding from airVPN that's why i wanted to give it a try.

Contacted support and tried several things but after my last reply to them they ignored it and closed my tickets.

[go558a83nk 362]

Nah my ISP isn't throttling VPN

Used to have PIA and could download higher there.

But i prefer the port forwarding from airVPN that's why i wanted to give it a try.

Contacted support and tried several things but after my last reply to them they ignored it and closed my tickets.

 

 

what ports and protocols have you tried? 

[aws1971 0]

OpenVPN over SSL" to port 443

UDP on port 80

 

And a few more on the list,

If it works the connection doesn't pass the 1 MB/s

Then sometimes it drops and all my torrents get unconnectable.

It looks like a DNS issue because I'm also not able to to visit any sites.

If I disconnect the connection without VPN it's full speed.

CPU or memory is hardly at 10%