me.moo@posteo.me

Try using the add on 'uBlock Origin' and check the "Prevent WebRTC from leaking local IP addresses" option in the dashboard-settings.

The Client gets a bit buggy from time to time..

Not for me and most other users.

I think I found the issue. It's OpenDNS.

I don't know why it's being used with VPN (I've entered it as second option beside the local DNS from the server).

OpenDNS is not used. You don't need to add any DNS servers to the list; AirVPN will use its own DNS servers which is by far the safest way.

Don't assume it is an AirVPN problem because it most likely isn't.

Not enough information

Any plans on this happening?

Is a bit like asking for an ice road over Antarctic

is it me? never mind

seems it was the questioner ?)(3$%^&%$£""""""""!£$%56

seems someone was either editing my reply or changing the original thing or something

All would have different original IP addresses as provided by ISP's. The connections from then on would be anon thru AirVPN so no connections could be made. No     

Hi,

I am looking for information on your UK servers & what information they give bookie websites. Currently i use a different VPN that automaticly changes my IP address randomly everytime i connect to it. This is good because i require different PC's to connect to Bookie websites with different IP addresses. I require different IP addresses because there terms state that only 1 offer may be redeemed per IP address. I came across a post in which said that each server shares the same IP.

My question is that if 40 people where connected to one of the servers in the UK & say 15 of them connected to Paddy Power for example. Would all 15 connections show the same IP address to Paddy Power.

And BTW, @VpnAndMe: the IPLeak website (run by the good folks from AirVPN) checks and reports whether you're susceptible to the WebRTC leak.

Why the hell would the rest of us be here making testaments and telling how it is if what we say was not true?

EDIT 2: I think I've been very stupid and misunderstood your answer. What you meant is that you successfully got the port forwarding through firewall working while using Soulseek. My bad...

No its more that i didn't explain it very well but yes that is what I meant

I can achieve it using Soulseek; all I do is set up two adjacent ports and assign one of them as the listening one. Run SSeek and tell it the lowest number as in 1111 1112. Do it while lock is enabled is all I can think

oh and what happens when two programs fight for system resources - in the old days you might get what was called the deadly handshake/embrace - if that is impossible these days I have no idea since I am well out of all that now!

I never said a bug created by Microsoft, I said a bug created in windows due to running 2 different firewalls / firewall software at the same time.

 

Tbh I have no idea if its a bug. I only know that windows is unpredictable, especially when dealing with 2 bits of code trying to do similar things on one interface. One may try and take priority over the other, they might fight causing errors or they may both get along fine. I just don't know because I can't predict the unpredictable.

 

Windows should start a casino, booting up is like rolling the dice lol.

errm, who else wrote Windows? Anyway Rick I wasn't having a go - that Casino is one I would certainly keep away from. Fancy not being able to predict the unpredictable !"£$%^&, you need to buck your ideas up 

This could also be an unforeseen issue caused by a bug created in windows due to running both the windows firewall and Avast. Might want to pick just one firewall.

Otherwise you've got avast and the win firewall screaming THIS IS SPARTA both trying to protect your packets.

Is it really a bug created by Microsoft? I was told off big time by 'Staff' for using Comodo and Network Lock simultaneously. I assumed that that was across the board

Please yourself

is a very low programmer link that few people would know much about!

I'll try it again sometime

Yeah I Know, I do not believe the tests necessarily. The need for really high AV security is needed by who? Is it more to do with the secret habits of internet users or those who just use it to buy things, or simply for those who buy stuff. My partner plays games all the time lol. The whole thing is geared so that we feel the need to pay loads.for stuff we do not need. Not one company, 'expert', or anyone else has convinced me that any paid for service is really needed.

lean towards that it must be an glitch in the programming

in airvpn or openvpn.

Almost definitely not the case.

Airvpn's 'Eddie' software is a wrapper for openvpn. Try different connection options with 'Eddie' as eyes wrote.

Would the 'ublock origin' plug in help at all?

Deactivate network lock / exit out of Eddie, open Windows Firewall and make sure it is ON. Have a look at the In/Out Rules just for your own satisfaction as to what they are. Exit the Firewall, do not switch off.

Activate Network Lock. Open Windows Firewall, have a look around at the settings, Exit Windows Firewall.

Deacivate Network Lock. Open Windows Firewall. Investigate the settings.

What is the outcome?

Most of the time the cause or whatever is the simplest of things.

For my pennies worth I don't agree that you need to pay for AV. I use Comodo and Malwarebytes.

Great advice and info from above so thanks.

I was using an encrypted exported csv for a while, however for me the abitity to sync any changes almost instantly is very important.