custom port sstp support

[ba....z123 0]

hello
please add option at config  generator page to select custom port specially  for SSL options its better work on heavily DPI ed connections 

also if you can add sstp config file this also work better on DPI ed connections

Edited ... by ba....z123

[Staff 9972]

@ba....z123

Hello!

You can already select a port (among the supported ones) on the Configuration Generator. Please make sure you tick "Advanced Mode".

Our VPN is based on WireGuard and OpenVPN. SSTP VPN (which works only over TCP) is currently not available and not planned in AirVPN, we're sorry. However, OpenVPN and WireGuard offer a combination which may in most cases beat SSTP performance and circumvention abilities.

Kind regards


 

[ba....z123 0]

1 hour ago, Staff said:

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Hello!

You can already select a port (among the supported ones) on the Configuration Generator. Please make sure you tick "Advanced Mode".

Our VPN is based on WireGuard and OpenVPN. SSTP VPN (which works only over TCP) is currently not available and not planned in AirVPN, we're sorry. However, OpenVPN and WireGuard offer a combination which may in most cases beat SSTP performance and circumvention abilities.

Kind regards

thanks for replay 
i am asking ssl on port 80,123,587
but if not possible at moment no problem the current ports  on my desired location sometimes work sometimes not sometimes connect with very low speed.i think changing port could really help.
if suggestion accept cool not no problem
WireGuard completely blocked
thank you
 

Edited ... by ba....z123

[ss11 15]

SSTP is a SSL vpn . You are better of in using OpenVPN in TCP mode, from the advanced config generator. You have multiple ports to choose from in case the default OpenVPN port is blocked.
UDP is better performance, but if it's blocked and you cannot use it, using TCP will still give you a nice experience.

[Stalinium 44]

AirVPN has advanced tunneling options with OpenVPN+stunnel or OpenVPN+OpenSSH: https://airvpn.org/specs/ Try these combinations to circumvent DPI censorship.