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33 minutes ago, puremorning said:

I've got port forwarding setup - disabled uTP - using SSL 28439 and speedtest now gives me :
 

    Latency:    30.10 ms   (0.62 ms jitter)
   Download:   515.72 Mbps (data used: 862.7 MB)
     Upload:    34.57 Mbps (data used: 44.7 MB)
Packet Loss:     0.0%

Which is pretty decent. Still googling/tweaking so that might change.

A note about my setup.

SuperHub3 in modem only mode - hooked up to the WAN port on my RT-AC68U which my home network is hooked up to. Linux machine is where I've got SSL+OpenVPN+transmission running.

Additionally for bonus points I'm running ss5 (socks5 proxy) so I can tunnel traffic on my internal network if I feel the need.

Nothing really that out of the ordinary apart from the fact I'm using Linux/Transmission.

 

Just for clarity, here's the same service giving info on the correct IP.

https://dnslytics.com/ip/213.152.161.30

5 hours ago, tranquivox69 said:

I don't understand if it's a joke, it's an internal IP or what...

https://whatismyipaddress.com/ip/213.152.161.30
 

Hostname:	30.161.152.213.in-addr.arpa

https://dnslytics.com/ip/30.161.152.213

DoD Network Information Center (DNIC)

I'm not particularly paranoid but seeing DoD kind of... well. It's strange, I guess.
Am I missing something? Could this be the reason? https://www.markturner.net/2011/11/09/dod-ip-mystery-solved/

40mbit/s is actually a really good result with that router. The CPU is limiting.

html5 geolocation

is this a mobile device?

On 1/5/2020 at 5:01 AM, Alastair Platt said:

On 12/18/2019 at 3:09 PM, go558a83nk said:

set the domain plex.tv to go outside the tunnel.

i'm new to air, and possibly a little slow... how do you do this..?

yes, public is required to be allowed because the network connection created for openvpn is determined as public by windows.

when installing qbittorrent it should ask if you want it to create windows firewall rules.

so, yes, there do need to be windows firewall rules to allow incoming connections to qbittorrent.

Go to preferences>protocols.  Uncheck auto.  Try TCP, then SSL if TCP doesn't work.  Make sure to use entry IP 3 or 4 for tls-crypt.

it has been said over and over in this forum that for port forwarding "green light"  the actual server must be on and listening and replying to incoming connections.  of course you don't get the green light if the device (camera) isn't even ready to reply.

1 hour ago, Lee47 said:

Hi has anyone managed to get Policy routing Websites ONLY to work under pfsense air ?

I am trying to get paypal or online banking sites to use the ISP ip, I see people got separate devices and pcs, tvs etc to work but not seen if its possible for websites only.

using the same device that previously worked?

2 minutes ago, routeninja said:

Why are you guys being so rude?

I did ask for help, I contacted support, they told me it is not supported, and that I could use the unofficial guide. I tried to do that, found it very complicated and could not get it working.

I did a trial of another provider, and they had step by step instructions. Easy to follow, and I had it working in fifteen minutes. I love Air, and want it to work. I have been with them for years. Is there a straightforward guide on how to set it up?

2 minutes ago, pfolk said:

cannot get this to work...

under Eddie > Prefs > Advanced > OpenVPN Custom path I entered the path of the openvpn.exe that came with the OpenVPN 2.5_git wintun install, then added the custom OpenVPN directives...

everything seems to be working, it finally prints "OpenVPN > Route addition via IPAPI succeeded [adaptive]"

but then hangs a bit and then prints "Windows WFP, Add rule failed: Interface ID '' unknown or disabled for the layer.:{2}" and starts disconnecting...

Any idea what is missing ? 

this has to be a joke.

I don't know.  Maybe I'm wrong.  But obviously the older version of openvpn is being used in Eddie.

 

1 hour ago, pfolk said:

I did install openvpn-install-2.5_git_wintun-I607-Win10.exe, and Win > control panel > programs and features states that that version is installed...

You must be using at least openvpn 2.5 besides the wintun driver.

9 minutes ago, giganerd said:

A small experiment…
In Eddie preferences > Advanced (I think), deselect Upgrade to latest tun version or similar.
Then uninstall your current TAP driver and reboot.
Now, there's talk about a replacement of the default TAP adapter – WINTUN. It seems more modern, faster and with less issues.

If you don't want to do this, do the above steps but instead of WINTUN install TAP 9.9.3_2. Link is pointing directly to the last official version of TAP 9.9.

I use pfsense so I'm not using openvpn on windows.  I just posted it here as I figured there would be some people who'd like to use it.

set the domain plex.tv to go outside the tunnel.  when Plex checks to see what its IP address is and checks to see if remote access is working it'll use that domain.

P.S. direct play and direct stream are both options that don't transcode the video.  what is it you're trying to avoid by not sending plex through the VPN?

great speeds!  how does that compare to the TAP driver?

Interesting thing I came across.  Surprised to see no talk of this in the forum yet.

https://lists.zx2c4.com/pipermail/wireguard/2019-September/004580.html