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Why would you want that? It's just the route ensuring the VPN server can still be reached over the original connection after OpenVPN adds its own default routes to route everything via tun. As I wrote, you'd want a metric between 2 and 99 for exceptions.

After installing the Wintun adapters on my Win10 desktop PC a while back my dl speed rose from around 30-45Mbps to around 110-120Mbps on my then 200Mbps Virgin Media broadband. A month ago I upgraded to the VM 500Mbps package and at first I could only get 180-200Mbps D/L speed. I immediately blamed Virgin but when I solved it it was nothing to do with Virgin but my Linksys router. I run the VM SH3.0 in modem mode into my Linksys EA7500 router. I have one cat7 ethernet cable running from the router to my PC and another running to the Samsung tv in my living room. Other than that I have my wifes laptop, mobile and the Virgin Tivo box running on the Linksys Wi-Fi. In the Linksys settings there is a box in the prioritization options which you need to set with your broadband subscription speed x 1024. In my case when I had the VM 200Mbps package it was set at 204,800. When I remembered this I went into the Linksys settings and changed to 512,000 and hey presto I was getting 380 - 400Mbps straight away. I have also found that the server you choose to connect to at AirVPN and the time of day also has a bearing on your connection speed, which is why I have a preferred list of Air servers which have given me excellent d/l speeds in the past and do an online speedtest each time I connect to ensure I get a good connection. Something else is that I only use AirVPN a couple of hours in the early mornings and an occasional Sat/Sun afternoon, perhaps if you are using AirVPN 24/7 these results will not match I don't know but I am quite happy getting 50-75% of my broadband connection via AirVPN and 100% the rest of the time all things considered.

Please ignore my Contact message. I now understand the discount pricing having read this post. Thank you, I've renewed for 3 years.

You are misinterpreting what this option does. It's not a v6 version of route: This option is there to specify what v6 subnets you explicitly want to route through the tunnel. Since dev tun is used, [gateway] is ignored, and so the whole route-ipv6 line is useless. There is no way to set arbitrary v6 routes in OpenVPN, unless you use an up script doing so. For this you might need to set script-security 2 because by default user-defined scripts cannot be called.

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