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I will share my setup which I think is close to what you want to achieve: 1. I have created two devices in the Client Area -> VPN Devices: 2. I forwarded ports and assigned them to devices: 3.a In Eddie a drop-down menu appeared (you may need to re-login in the app) and I selected the device: 3.b For the other device I used config generator (in the Client Area) and I selected the other device in the menu. With this setup I can connect to the same VPN server on both PC and Laptop and the port forwarding works because system knows which ports to open for each connection/device. Of course there is no need to do all this if both devices connect to different servers. The default behavior if I recall is that the newest connection to that VPN server will override the port forwarding rules for older connection(s). Result: PS. Kudos to AirVPN for having the most flexible port forwarding system on the market 😉

Hello! In Eddie Android edition you can split traffic on an application basis. You can define "white" and "black" lists of apps. If a black list is defined, the apps included in the black list will have their traffic routed outside the VPN. Any other app will have its traffic routed into the VPN. If you define a white list, only the apps in the white list will have their traffic routed inside. Any other device traffic will be routed outside the VPN. Traffic splitting will work both on WireGuard and on OpenVPN. In Eddie Desktop edition for Linux, Mac and Windows you can split traffic on a destination basis (IP addresses, IP addresses range, or host names). You can tell Eddie to send the traffic outside the VPN tunnel only for specific destinations, or you can tell Eddie to send all the traffic outside the tunnel except for specific destinations. Traffic splitting will work both on WireGuard and OpenVPN. AirVPN Suite for Linux does not offer any traffic splitting ability, but we are considering to implement an app based traffic splitting feature in the near future. Kind regards