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I did some searching. Best I could tell that router can't run as an openvpn cilent. It does support an openvpn server. But, maybe I missed something.

torrents work fine for me connected to a USA server. many of the public trackers work as well as about 176 DHT nodes. qbittorrent in a linux virtual machine running Eddie.

Staff at air told me all USA servers are down now for Netflix. No fix as yet. that's correct. what I wrote previously in this thread will no longer get netflix working. now you must basically use netflix without a VPN. it's being discussed in other netflix threads.

well, all I can say is it works for me. I didn't subtract any /24s

just try what's already been discussed in this thread.

could be that wifi network is blocking traffic to the German server IP range or if your config file didn't have resolved hosts they could be blocking DNS resolution of the server name.

thanks for looking. it shouldn't make a difference but I'm using pfsense and not Eddie. Yes, hopefully others can help work this out.

when it's "not working" can you still ping 8.8.8.8 ?

torrents have been working just fine for me no matter the port on USA servers. In a linux VM with qbittorrent. I don't use uTP.

I'm using a linux VM and qbittorrent and torrents are working just fine in the USA. doesn't matter what port I use. I don't use uTP.

just manually change the DNS back to automatic if you are not connected to VPN at the time. it should revert back to automatic (from 10.4.0.1) when Eddie disconnects but sometimes there's a hiccup.

I see what the problem is. I got my data for AS2906 from http://bgp.he.net/AS2906#_prefixes It seems to have a lot more prefixes than the whois method zhang presented. So, it could be that you just haven't routed all the ranges yet. From HE 23.246.0.0/18 23.246.2.0/24 23.246.3.0/24 23.246.4.0/24 23.246.5.0/24 23.246.6.0/24 23.246.7.0/24 23.246.8.0/24 23.246.9.0/24 23.246.10.0/24 23.246.11.0/24 23.246.12.0/24 23.246.13.0/24 23.246.14.0/24 23.246.15.0/24 23.246.16.0/24 23.246.17.0/24 23.246.18.0/24 23.246.20.0/24 23.246.22.0/24 23.246.23.0/24 23.246.24.0/24 23.246.25.0/24 23.246.26.0/24 23.246.27.0/24 23.246.28.0/22 23.246.28.0/24 23.246.29.0/24 23.246.30.0/24 23.246.31.0/24 23.246.32.0/20 23.246.36.0/24 23.246.37.0/24 23.246.38.0/24 23.246.39.0/24 23.246.40.0/24 23.246.41.0/24 23.246.42.0/24 23.246.44.0/24 23.246.45.0/24 23.246.46.0/24 23.246.47.0/24 23.246.48.0/24 23.246.49.0/24 23.246.50.0/24 23.246.51.0/24 23.246.54.0/24 23.246.55.0/24 23.246.56.0/24 23.246.57.0/24 23.246.58.0/24 23.246.59.0/24 23.246.62.0/24 23.246.63.0/24 37.77.184.0/24 37.77.185.0/24 37.77.186.0/24 37.77.187.0/24 37.77.188.0/24 37.77.189.0/24 37.77.190.0/24 37.77.191.0/24 45.57.0.0/17 45.57.0.0/24 45.57.1.0/24 45.57.2.0/24 45.57.3.0/24 45.57.4.0/24 45.57.5.0/24 45.57.6.0/24 45.57.12.0/24 45.57.13.0/24 64.120.128.0/17 66.197.128.0/17 108.175.32.0/24 108.175.33.0/24 108.175.34.0/24 108.175.35.0/24 108.175.38.0/24 108.175.39.0/24 108.175.40.0/24 108.175.41.0/24 108.175.42.0/24 108.175.43.0/24 108.175.44.0/24 108.175.46.0/24 108.175.47.0/24 185.2.222.0/24 185.2.223.0/24 185.9.188.0/24 192.173.64.0/20 192.173.80.0/20 192.173.96.0/20 192.173.112.0/20 198.38.96.0/24 198.38.97.0/24 198.38.98.0/24 198.38.99.0/24 198.38.102.0/23 198.38.102.0/24 198.38.108.0/24 198.38.109.0/24 198.38.110.0/24 198.38.111.0/24 198.38.112.0/24 198.38.113.0/24 198.38.114.0/24 198.38.115.0/24 198.38.116.0/24 198.38.117.0/24 198.38.118.0/24 198.38.119.0/24 198.38.120.0/24 198.38.121.0/24 198.38.122.0/24 198.38.123.0/24 198.38.124.0/24 198.38.125.0/24 198.45.48.0/23 198.45.48.0/24 198.45.49.0/24 198.45.50.0/24 198.45.52.0/24 198.45.53.0/24 198.45.54.0/24 198.45.55.0/24 198.45.56.0/24 198.45.57.0/24 198.45.61.0/24 198.45.62.0/24 198.45.63.0/24 208.75.79.0/24 From radb 23.246.0.0/18 23.246.15.0/24 23.246.20.0/24 23.246.28.0/24 23.246.29.0/24 23.246.30.0/24 23.246.31.0/24 37.77.184.0/21 37.77.184.0/23 37.77.186.0/23 37.77.188.0/23 45.57.0.0/17 64.120.128.0/17 66.197.128.0/17 69.53.224.0/19 108.175.32.0/20 108.175.47.0/24 185.2.220.0/22 185.2.220.0/24 185.2.221.0/24 185.9.188.0/22 192.173.64.0/18 198.38.116.0/24 198.38.117.0/24 198.38.118.0/24 198.38.119.0/24 198.38.120.0/24 198.38.121.0/24 198.38.96.0/19 198.45.48.0/20 208.75.76.0/22 208.75.76.0/24 208.75.77.0/24 208.75.78.0/24 208.75.79.0/24

whatever witch says doesn't matter if the routes to netflix are going outside the VPN tunnel. what netflix would see is your regular ISP connection. do a route trace to an IP address in the ranges meant to go outside the VPN tunnel to make sure they are indeed...

when you add the routes to go outside the tunnel be sure to disconnect, exit out of Eddie properly. then restart it and use like normal. it should work assuming zhang was correct about the overlapping ranges (he probably was).

if that's how they are determining who to block then it is useless for Air to do anything. too bad. of course the netflix account is tied to identity but my main reason for having a VPN is keep my ISP from knowing everything I do.

I hate having to allow so much outside the VPN. I guess this has gotten too complicated for Air to re-route?

AS2906, AS55095, should be good candidates to start with. allowing AS2906 outside the VPN tunnel got netflix to work. I didn't need to allow AS55095.

if anybody has insight on what hosts should be routed outside the VPN tunnel so that netflix works I could use the help. they seem to do a real good job of being decentralized.

connected to Auva I did some tests. Previously netflix was working on both roku and apple tv. not sure when it quit working but it has on both devices. my setup is pfsense and I am redirecting all DNS requests to Air DNS so netflix's DNS requests to google DNS will be blocked. I even changed mssfix until the witch web site said "no openvpn detected", which took an mssfix value of 1340 with TCP tunnel. still not working.

the check button is still there for me.

you might want to use the route checking feature in the status section to see latency to youtube from all the servers. It's possible the VPN server you're using is connecting to a youtube server that's far away instead of close. I've seen it before.

which web sites?

OK. The AC56 won't work for me because I require removable antennas. The AC68 is going for about $150 new (Amazon) and $100 used (ebay). The AC88 is over $200. For now, I'll stay with the AirVPN Windows client software on my workstation (which gets internet via the RT-N16 or RT-N12). Eventually, I want to start working with the Ubiquiti business-grade products but I'll first have to research how well AirVPN works with those. you can build a box that will run pfsense and do openvpn very well for relatively little money. No more than one of those expensive routers. You can still get use out of your current wireless router as an access point for wifi devices. I built one with an AMD APU that does AES-NI for $127. the only thing that I didn't need to buy was an extra network card as I already had one.

you don't choose to use it. AirVPN automatically routes your traffic to that server when necessary to deliver some content that's blocked outside Italy.

The Italian server that exists is a routing server not a VPN server. You won't see it in the server list in Eddie. https://airvpn.org/topic/11359-withdrawal-announcement-crucis/?p=16829 You should read that announcement regarding the past VPN server in Italy.