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I've never used port forwarding in pfsense so I can't help you with that. But you might want to use the magnet link tool on ipleak.net to test what ip address your torrent client is advertising.

@Staff, any news on when Auva will be up again?

I would guess they are blocking VPNs.

are you using Merlin Asus firmware?

yep, do as dj77 said. but I warn you, the N66 will be slow for openvpn.

where does imessage fit into this discussion?

is the router not switching to VPN DNS automatically upon connection? If you must have more than 1 DNS input then I would make up a fake internal address such as 10.20.40.80 or something that you know can't be routed. Or give 0.0.0.0 a try.

makes sense. Air DNS doesn't know how to resolve a locally broadcast domain name.

did you have port forwarding working for PIA? If so you'll need to configure pfsense by the same method. Just head to https://airvpn.org/ports/ to have Air assign you a forwarded port. Usually you don't need to change any settings for the forwarded port. Just click the add button. I'm not using the the AirVPN client I'm using the OpenVPN client on pfsense. forwarding ports from an openvpn interface to LAN client is the same no matter what VPN service is used. therefore, I suggest you head to pfsense forums to ask for help. I think you're more likely to get the right help there. Relatively few people use pfsense in this forum. I do, but I've never tried port forwarding.

did you have port forwarding working for PIA? If so you'll need to configure pfsense by the same method. Just head to https://airvpn.org/ports/ to have Air assign you a forwarded port. Usually you don't need to change any settings for the forwarded port. Just click the add button.

there are settings so that upon connection openvpn chooses a server in the config at random. but I don't know of ways to "rotate" the servers automatically. when you say rotate I imagine you're talking about automatically switching at a specified time interval. "remote-random" is the command to randomize a list of remotes upon connection then your list of remotes (servers), 1 for each line. remote 1.1.1.1 443 remote 2.2.2.2 443 remote 3.3.3.3 443 just use the IP addresses of the servers you want to use. This will all go in the custom config down at the bottom of the openvpn client page. I am concerned that maybe the server input in the server field near the top of the openvpn client page will take priority every time. You'll have to test it.

thanks.

tested on my Mint VM. host CPU is an i7 4790 @ 3.6GHz. max theoretical is 798mbit/s. test took 4.009seconds. this is pretty cool. thanks for sharing.

already been discussed. it's not happening. why not run VPN from a router/gateway so that all devices behind said router go through the VPN tunnel?

1) Local ISPs wouldn't cover the range of possibilities concerning from where a user is connected. Users could be connected from anywhere around the world. 2) Even if an ISP said a user was connected to that VPN server they'd never be able to prove which user it was downloading a torrent because there are no logs on the server, there are tens of other users, and data is encrypted between the user and the VPN server.

The saying goes, "iron sharpens iron". A healthy community should have some friction with the intent being constructive criticism. The members of a healthy community should learn from eachother and teach eachother and be humble in doing so.

every server you attempt to connect to knows your IP. there's nothing amazing about netflix knowing your IP, whether it's the VPN server IP or your home IP.

8.666u 0.646s 0:09.33 99.6% 742+177k 0+0io 0pf+0w silly question but what is the time in seconds in this output from the test run? I see where it says 0.646s but the test took longer than that. If it's the 9.33 (that makes sense for how long it took to complete) then my max theoretical throughput is 343mbit/s. this in pfsense with AMD A6-7400K Radeon R5

you just didn't read the whole thread I guess. as has already been said by others, it doesn't work anymore. for a day or two routing netflix outside the VPN worked, now it doesn't.

it's best to just shut it off in your browser. search the forum more.

I can't understand what the problem is in this thread. The line about the "hack" ? Isn't that just some code that Air has written to get Eddie to work in a variety of conditions?

tunnelblick may not have the option to to edit routing. but don't bother anyway. read the whole thread.

if you can find a VPN provider that can still access netflix tell us in the proper forum section. But, I doubt one exists.

if that's the case then you should talk to them

just checked netflix again. indeed, they are blocking me even though I allow AS2906 & AS55095 outside the VPN. I'm using apple tv. Each attempt to play a video netflix creates a connection with a different amazonaws server which is probably meant to determine my IP once more. they probably assume I'm not allowing the whole amazonaws IP range outside the VPN too.