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I think the problem with some of the new Dallas servers is that databases think they're in another country. That's common for new servers. Previously the IP was used somewhere else. Also, I've noticed that if I use the AirVPN DNS from some of the new servers (Phoenix servers too if I recall correctly) I'm sent to European servers not nearby USA ones.

Explain more. What did you change for the TV that didn't work through AirVPN?

Network lock will not run at installation and by default does not run when the app is started. (you can enable it to run at app startup if you wanted to do so) So, you should be happy with that. I haven't heard much complaining of tap drivers for a while now so the newest one may be OK??? Somebody else will have to answer that specific question.

Pictor went down again with high packet loss after somebody heavily used it. Seems to be a fairly certain pattern with these servers.

html5 geolocation. turn it off, or use location guard (extension) with fixed location in the area of the VPN server.

This is the Dallas server thread.

1) Selectivity of server locations is a pro, not a con. And live chat support would either be expensive or useless. 2) They don't mention great things such as creating multiple "devices"/keys, port forwarding with dynamic DNS, the best config generator I've ever seen. 3) The alternatives they mention are insulting.

We'll see if it craps out too.

Yea I just noticed the web browsing (page loading) turned to crap on Fafnir which I was getting great speed with speedtest. Frankly my actual ISP speed. All of a sudden no pages would load. :-( Currently trying out Mico in Chicago I guess. Funny isn't said to be Chicago when Speedtests sees the closest test point in MD. Fafnir is currently being used heavily by somebody. Maybe that's why your speed went down? Certainly doesn't look like a problem with that server. Don't know where your seeing that since that stats page shows: "8 / 1000 Mbit/s" and only 37 people connected. Even if someone was heavily using it I highly doubt it would be so much to where a basic web page wouldn't even load. Seems Corvis has a status with High Packet Loss which is why it tanked. Fafnir just updated with low packet loss. I expect this to become more widespread since they all have been problematic this morning. You must have missed it because for a while it was over 800mbit/s usage, with one person in the top 10 speed section at 380mbit/s on Fafnir. Then a couple minutes later it was very little usage.

Yea I just noticed the web browsing (page loading) turned to crap on Fafnir which I was getting great speed with speedtest. Frankly my actual ISP speed. All of a sudden no pages would load. :-( Currently trying out Mico in Chicago I guess. Funny isn't said to be Chicago when Speedtests sees the closest test point in MD. Fafnir is currently being used heavily by somebody. Maybe that's why your speed went down? Certainly doesn't look like a problem with that server.

These servers have been good for me until now. Corvus just stopped giving access to the internet. I couldn't ping an IP or anything. But, I could still ping the VPN gateway, so the tunnel was up. Connected to a different location for now.

Yep, some devices work against us. With the recent changes to add the ability to stream Netflix again I've seen two devices (shield tv and apple tv) that work great, including Amazon. But, a roku ultra doesn't. So, who knows? I'm grateful to have AirVPN anyway.

https://airvpn.org/topic/28153-ipv6-support-and-new-smart-features/

ipleak.net seems to not know what to do with these new servers. Thanks.

I guess I shouldn't have said anything. Now a whole lot more servers fail besides the Phoenix ones. Is anything being changed that's causing this or is it my ISP? Nope, I'm having sudden problems with constant disconnects to all servers in the US right now... Canada is fine tho. I'm not talking about connections failing. Just the route checking to my WAN IP.

I guess I shouldn't have said anything. Now a whole lot more servers fail besides the Phoenix ones. Is anything being changed that's causing this or is it my ISP?

you must have it reinstalling the tap driver each time you run it?

Great!

One problem I see is that this only gets entry IP 1.

We approached the problem differently. Instead of limitations you now have additional options. Please see here: https://airvpn.org/topic/26209-how-to-manage-client-certificatekey-pairs/ Kind regards Thanks you for the info. I have setup a different key for each of my devices. I am unclear on how this works with port forwarding though. Can you please explain. You had a mini-necro bump there so I think Staff were not replying regarding port fowarding but only regarding what you had in your post, which doesn't mention port forwarding.

Are you able to download the most recent version of the app?

https://airvpn.org/routes/ When I check route to my WAN IP those Phoenix servers fail while no other server does.

Yes you are all right in your understandings. And yes netflix works when both dns+traffic is routed through the tunnel. But: i use e.g. amazon fire tv stick with netflix app - and if i route the whole traffic from fire tv stick through the tunnel, netflix is working well, but amazon video shows me "geo ip blocked" on many videos (maybe my account is registered in a specific country). So the solution amazon+netflix outside tunnel seems to fit best for me because i didn't want to overcome the geo-blocking - if anyone want's to - it could get difficulty (when easy to use is a premise)... I also agree to you "it sounds like when Air "fixed" things so that Netflix could be accessed through the VPN is when things stopped working..." that's what i want to say: a dns can only resolve one geo location directly, or you have to manage an enormous set of rules - it seems that airvpn does what most of the customers want (an US geo location for netflix) - so i have to configure my own rule set to use amazon+netflix outside the tunnel, inside my own geo location with airvpn (uncensored) dns. Ah, yes, I understand about Amazon. Fortunately, the servers I've used (USA) had Amazon working as well.

So, your DNS was always AirVPN DNS but actual Netflix IPs were routed outside the VPN Tunnel....and a few days ago Netflix stopped working. Do I understand things right? It sounds like when Air "fixed" things so that Netflix could be accessed through the VPN (see their announcements) is when things stopped working for you. Perhaps you should just try to use Netflix through the VPN instead of now routing Netflix traffic and DNS outside the VPN?

Sigh. Did you even read what they wrote to you? Quote from their reply "You would need a script to modify your resolv.conf if network-manager-openvpn can't do that by accepting the DNS push". There is your answer. Not everything will be done for you in life. Sometimes you must put in a little effort.