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Hello! Please follow the thread here: https://airvpn.org/forums/topic/56119-new-10-gbits-server-available-bg/ The message by Antonio Quartulli on the end of March implies that our tests had to re-start almost from scratch with the new DCO and the new OpenVPN 2.6.2. Remember that DCO, as reported in the GitHub repository https://github.com/OpenVPN/ovpn-dco ovpn-dco is currently under heavy development, therefore neither its userspace API nor the code itself is considered stable and may change radically over time. Remember also that every time the code changes radically our tests must re-start almost from scratch. About the stability, with 2.6.2 and latest current experimental DCO 0.2 module we have not had anymore kernel panics. Given the above you can easily understand that DCO is not ready for production on the server side of course, so we're planning to put a highly experimental server to let the community test with no stability or backward compatibility commitments. For latest issues and updates about them, please follow GitHub as well: https://github.com/OpenVPN/ovpn-dco/issues Kind regards

Absolutely agree to all points, so important to me as a heavy CH (streaming) User. The diversity in Switzerland thanks to Servers at AltusHost, M274 & Kitalpha is the big plus of AirVPN, please keep it. For me it's the decisive point pro or against Air.

@oassQ9w4cbl4AySZhhth%p36x We will keep you posted. Unfortunately, it's possible that in an initial stage DCO will be only on experimental servers, so yes, persons available to testing will be invaluable, thanks! Check here for a quick update: https://airvpn.org/forums/topic/56119-new-10-gbits-server-available-bg/ Kind regards

Hello! We have experienced a serious kernel panic problem apparently reported here: https://github.com/OpenVPN/ovpn-dco/issues The reported kernel crashes which we also experienced are fearsome, because when they occur all users (even WireGuard ones of course) are disconnected, machine control is lost, and a reboot via IPMI or hard power cycle is required. Before allowing something to run as a kernel part on a production server for all of you, that something must behave more properly. We will keep testing and searching for a stable setup, and of course we also hope in imminent bug fixes. We will keep you informed. Of course rolling out OpenVPN 2.6 without DCO is an option, but we would prefer to migrate directly to OpenVPN with DCO, instead of having to do it in two different steps. Kind regards