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It is not legitimate and definitely not secure. a), AirVPN does not release closed-source software. b), the only languages are English and Chinese, hinting at a Chinese entity abusing the name of AirVPN. It's a case for AirVPN legal staff.

Finally upgraded to DSM 7.2.1 so I edited first post with your comments. Adapted it to new AirVPN config generator look. Also added last part if you want to have faster connection to AirVPN.

Having same problem as the user above. I have had AirVPN setup on my Synology for multiple years and it has been working flawlessly. 5 days ago it stopped working and I cannot get it to reconnect no matter what I do. I've followed all the instructions here to the T and also still have my previous VPN configs that were workig fine for years and now it is not connecting. What happened? EDIT: OKAY I FIGURED IT OUT. Follow the original guide but pay close attention to which protocol you're picking in the config generator. The top options are now UDP 443, look at the Specs column, it says " tls-crypt, tls1.2". This will NOT work. Scroll down a bit half way through the list of available options (You will have to enable the "advanced" toggle at the very top of the page). Scroll down so you see UDP 443 (or whatever else you prefer), there will be repeated ports and protcols but the specs column now says " tls-auth, for 2.3 " . That's the one you want. This will give you the ta.key that you need to import.

@Undated8198 Hello, we have no plans to remove port forwarding, quite the contrary: we are currently deploying resources to delay port exhaustion and find alternative, but comfortable, procedures to keep offering this service in anticipation of port exhaustion. As you can see we already limited to new customers the amount of bookable ports, in order to preserve advertised features to those who are already our customers. We are committed to avoid retro-active modifications of the service for pre-existing customers, when such modifications would be detrimental for the service or anyway betraying an advertised feature. Kind regards

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. Please open "Settings" and expand "System". Tap "Application filter type" and select the type you want: Whitelist: only apps included in the whitelist will have their traffic tunneled. Anything else's traffic will go outside the tunnel, including system traffic. Blacklist: all the traffic will be tunneled except the traffic of the apps in the Blacklist. After you enable a filter type a new item will appear just below the "Application filter type". Tap it to select the apps you want to be "white" or "black" listed. 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. EDIT: Starting from version 2.0.0, AirVPN Suite implements per-app traffic splitting. Kind regards