Leaderboard

Updated to reflect changes on 03-Aug-18 (previously, access was blocked from most servers).

Website: http://www.cbs.com Watch CBS television online. Find CBS primetime, daytime, late night, and classic tv episodes, videos, and information. Status: OK Native: no servers Routing: all servers Updated: 03-Aug-18

Website: http://www.gazzetta.it La Gazzetta dello Sport, an Italian sport website and streaming. Status: OK Routing: All servers to IT route. Note: if you have an advertising blocker active (like Adblock or uBlock) try to disable it. This site detect use of this blocker and prevent to see the video.

Hello! We proudly announce that today AirVPN has become an Electronic Frontier Foundation "Super Major Donor". The Electronic Frontier Foundation is the leading nonprofit organization defending civil liberties in the digital world. Founded in 1990, EFF champions user privacy, free expression, and innovation through impact litigation, policy analysis, grassroots activism, and technology development. We work to ensure that rights and freedoms are enhanced and protected as our use of technology grows. https://www.eff.org Check our mission page: https://airvpn.org/mission Kind regards and datalove AirVPN Staff

TCP/IP Illustrated by Richard Stevens is by far one of the best books I ever read that started my internet journey. Start from that and you will quickly know how to google any missing parts. My choice #2 will be A Guide to the TCP/IP Protocol Suite, and Routing TCP/IP Volume I, those are all 1990s classics but not many things changed since then. Recently Routing TCP/IP Volume II 2nd Edition was released, but I still didn't have time to read it. Maybe on my next long haul flight Telecom 101 Fourth Edition was one of the latest ones I read, it is from 2015 or so, and it's also quite interesting. This way you will see that not much was changed from the 90s era, at least on the global level. Backbones, Sea cables, are not necessarily helpful knowledge, but as a quick reference start from here: https://www.vox.com/a/internet-maps Regarding the most modern technology, such as 4G/5G, you probably won't find books yet, since it's a niche that comes with RFCs and technical docs, and is actually quite boring to read from start to end. Just like you won't read some Doctor's reference book for fun (or maybe someone will) I find it quite hard to read without a purpose, because it's mostly guidelines and standards. You need a more macro topic to start with, especially if you are not doing it for fun but for some kind of academic research where time is limited.

https://lttelevision.com/product/mango-vpn/ I would love to have a little box like that for Air. Its possible I could simply buy that box and maybe change the config to point to Air instead. Anyone seen anything like this?

Buy from GL-Inet directly, why do you need to buy from those resellers for €75 when it's $20 directly? https://store.gl-inet.com/collections/travel-routers/products/gl-mt300n-v2-mini-smart-router It's the same box. For that budget, the Slate is a much better product, with a better CPU for encryption: https://www.gl-inet.com/products/gl-ar750s/ And yes they all support Air out of the box since it comes with OpenWRT preinstalled.

Same issue happened to me on a MacOS iMac (High Sierra 10.3.6 too) after installing Eddie 2.17.1 (new beta). It seems to happen randomly though. Sometimes I can connect to a server at first attempt, another time the error message appears, then Eddie closes itself. I did not install this new version over 2.16.3 but deleted it before and rebooted the machine, then installed 2.17.1. Still, I have the same problem.

Hi Staff, I just installed the new beta (2.17.1) on a MacOS laptop running the latest High Sierra (10.13.6). Upon firing up the Eddie beta, I got the attached error window. Eddie closed itself immediately after I clicked the "OK" button on the error window, so I didn't have a chance to grab logs (Eddie didn't finish starting up all the way when the error window popped). Had no internet connectivity after that until I rebooted the machine. I did install the beta over 2.16.3, fwiw, in case that's an issue. Although I have done that in the past with betas and not encountered any issues. Rolled back to 2.16.3 for now. If there's more I can do go help get useful info about this issue, please let me know. Many thanks...

Hi, I have followed this guide and tried both a specific netherlands server and netherlands in general but the DSM keeps returning error (in screenshot). Can someone please help me? I am not sure where i can find more detailed logs in the synology so please assist with this if this will help getting it resolved. Thank you in advance

Website: Swisscom TV Switzerland streaming television from Swisscom, Live and On Demand. Status: OK Native: CH servers. Routing: All other servers.

Assuming you mean Virgin Media UK. How did you determine this? Why would they mess with DNS to the web site rather than routing to the actual OpenVPN servers? Its a nice web site but not even that important to AirVPN users who only actually need it for initial setup. This is a curiosity only question as the solution of using an alternative DNS doesn't seem to have any downsides.

http://www.abc.net.au/ Australian Broadcasting Corporation. The ABC is Australia's public broadcaster. It produces national and local television, radio and online services Status: OK Native: AU servers. Routing: All other servers.

Website: http://www.mtv.it Italian website and streaming TV Status: OK Routing: All servers to IT route.

Website: http://www.repubblica.it La Repubblica, an Italian news website and streaming. Status: OK Routing: All servers to IT route.

I just started tinkering with VPN on my Synology as well. I have set it up succesfully using the above guide. But I have some connections that need to go around the VPN as well (mainly SSL connections to usenet servers). I have created a passthrough by adding static routes to the routing table in the Synology configuration that explicitly go to the specific usenet server (ranges). This seems to work quite well, but of course is not useful if the IP address of the destination servers do change.

Take a look at 3rd point in my tutorial. After you do that, you need to forward ports on your router, but if that worked before, I guess you already forwarded your ports. Then you only need to connect to your REAL IP (IP given by your ISP), not AirVPN IP address and it will work.

I followed the latest instructions to set up a vpn client There's just one small thing: When the DSM is rebooted and I check the vpnconnection it say connected but there’s no traffic movement. but if I go into control panel network interface and disconnect the vpn connect then reconnect it, it works. Also I can disconnect it from client area and it will reconnect but still no traffic movement Latest DM6…… Sorry no logs What am I doing wrong??????

I don't have a synology but this is a great guide.

i really like what EFF is doing and i definitely 100% agree.

Website: http://www.rsi.ch/ Website: http://www.srf.ch/ Swiss public television channels (RSI, SRF). Status: OK Native: CH servers. Routing: All other servers.

Website: http://www.tf1.fr Official site of French television channels (TF1, TMC, NT1, HD1) Status: OK Native: FR servers. Routing: All other servers.