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Hello! No I don't think so. Edit: There's a rough set of instructions here on Qubes-related things.

One thing you could try, is the experimental client. Instructions in my signature if you don't know where to find it.

Hello! No logs are attached. Please try Eddie Preferences>Protocols>SSH or SSL and then reconnecting to a location.

Oh my bad, I misread. There's none for that, that I know of. It just tends to get reported in the thread I first mentioned and then Staff releases a fix at some point.

Absolutely. It's found on the download page otherwise, hiding in plain sight.

Hello! Yes that has been happening lately. As you're on the experimental, you can report it in the experimental clients thread. But do please supply Eddie logs when doing so . It would also be helpful here. You may be able to sort of fix it if: You go to device manager and uninstall TAP. If you then go to Eddie's install folder, you can find tap.exe and click that to install. Eddie should automatically install it for you.Preferences>Networking>Layer IP6>"If supported, otherwise Outside" may help. But I can't actually recommend it, since it should get blocked. But I think it helped me to connect at least, when I got that error.But Air is aware of the issue, so I'd guess they're working on it and new releases aren't far off.

Hello! Welcome to AirVPN! We're associated with the question on these boards, so naturally we're susceptible to being biased and so I won't pretend to be impartial, but I'll try to be fair of course. I took a browse through what I think to be their site and I think there's a world of difference: No native Linux client and apparently none other, which is FOSS(Free and Open Source Software). Instead, they rely on Network Manager and this is only on Ubuntu-derived systems it seems.Their product is segregated into basic and pro, instead of one-size-fits all. Which means not all users get access to the same features. The personal one only supplies broken protocols, such as L2TP.They disallow the sharing of an account. So if you set up their product on a router and thus extended use of their product to other people's devices in your home, you would be breaching their ToS.They say you must use WiTopia "reasonably" in their ToS and say it's in their sole discretion to determine what that is. Otherwise they may suspend your account.Their product is subject to US export controls(!) and so you may not use it in certain countries such as Iran, Cuba, Sudan, Syria and others. Which is otherwise where human-rights activists need it most.They use Google Analytics on their website, while thinking that in their privacy policy, that an opt-out plugin is the solution for it, instead of just not using Google in the first place.They accept DMCA claims.It's seemingly not possible to setup their product on your own router, so you must buy one of their pre-configured routers. Which is an issue for many reasons, if this is accurate."Full Support for openVPN SSL, L2TP/IPsec, Cisco IPsec, PPTP, and 4D Stealth™" I thought they were joking with 4D Stealth, but they repeat it on their purchasing page, so...Stating they're a "We’re a pure privacy and security service provider with nothing to compromise that standard." And yet they use Google. But also if not, that's a tall claim, which has little real meaning.Their client appears to use Google maps for its server lists.Their clients "Low Profile Mode" makes little sense to me: "For those of you who truly want to be off the grid. Low Profile Mode disables the client’s location detection features as well as updates. We don’t recommend this as it lessens the functionality and experience in our opinion, but we thought we’d provide the option just the same."They only offer AES-256 at certain locations.If you want the maximum out of their product, like access to the OpenVPN protocol, you must buy at least a 6 month subscription. While their "basic" lineup makes a monthly subscription lineup possible.There's only 2 payment methods. Credit Card or Paypal. No cryptocurrencies.They self-certify the EU-US safe-harbor agreement. Including in their privacy policy. But that agreement died in 2015 thanks to a lawsuit and the link on their checkout page is dead anyway.Even their link on their privacy policy page to their own certification is dead.SSL labs couldn't connect to witopia.net to make an assessment and the same is true for hpersonalvpn.com/ (the part of witopia which doesn't deal with secure email).Their latest reviews, which they show on their frontpage, are from 2011. While their newest testimonials are from 2008 and 2007(!).They don't support custom router configurations and it seems most would need to buy routers from witopia, for it to be fully supported. In their comparison chart, the Encryption field is blank for the non-Pro subscription. So what does that mean, that there's no encryption for L2TP/PPTP/IPSEC? There's a clear attempt to upsell.Their client doesn't appear to be supply any kind of killswitch or similar additional security. As such, their only fix for WebRTC leaks was to tell users to install addons or change about:config.If their blog is any indication, they last deployed a server in 2013/2014. But they're using an image overlaid with their own logo, of serverracks belonging to none other than Facebook. They don't seem to do remote port-forwarding.They don't do free trials due to scammers and spammers that "that dirty up our network and IP address space"(?). So they ask you to trust them to honor their 30-day money back guarantee.No DNS micro-routing by the looks of it.No talk of support for IPv6 anywhere.No apparent live stats on their infrastructure, how its doing, how other users are performing or anything.Their "Quick Connect" client feature suggests the client knows your location and can't function if it doesn't(!). One can wonder if this location is then shared with 3rd parties. They also assume proximity = better connection.Mirroring the prior bullets point by point, Air by contrast: Native Linux client and it's all FOSS. While using Air through Network Manager is possible, but not recommended.Air has no tiered usage. So all premium users get the same things and only OpenVPN is supported.Air is fine with account sharing I think. Certainly no limitation if done through a router.Air accepts any degree of usage, so you can download as much as you want. Only free trials may see a limit of some sort.Air is not subject to any controls. Certainly not US export controls.Air uses no 3rd party tracking on the site. Only internal analytics, using Piwik (Now Matomo). So both the analytics and support is on a closed-loop.Air rejects DMCA claims flat out.It's easily possible to use Air with a router. Indeed many do, with custom firewalling and other hardware too, to get the best performance.Air doesn't use words like "Stealth", because the only thing stealth features hide, is what they actually do. There's no need either, as there's SSL, SSH and Tor.Air tries to avoid overselling.Air doesn't use any Google maps in their client or similar notorious companies.Air has no "low-profile mode" because it's not needed. Network Lock does the job and well.Air uses the same high encryption across the board and the website is equally good too.All users get the same protocols and you can also buy a subscription which only lasts 3 days.Air supports many payment methods, including a whole host of cryptocurrencies. Including, recently, without any middle men. So it's possible to use Air completely anonymously if done right.Air is in Europe and therefore subscribes to a lot of European law already, with no need for anything export-related.Airs site gets A+ ratings on SSL labs.Air has recurring reviews in all sorts of places. If not from this year, then the last and without any affiliate marketing. As well as an active forum and announcement section.Air doesn't sell any hardware or email related stuff, but supports router configurations and many mobile ones too.Air has an entire page almost entirely dedicated to encryption alone.Air has Network Lock in its client, which helps as a killswitch on 3 different platforms and for that reason and others, Air didn't find the WebRTC debacle to be an issue.Air is really careful with where it sets up a server, announces new locations frequently and doesn't use images. Certainly not ones from the inside of a Facebook datacenter .Air has remote port-forwarding. Which helps with many applications - not least torrenting, which Air supports fully.Air has free trials. Especially on the basis of human rights-related activity.Air has micro-routing, which is useful for getting access to different online content, regardless of location. So unlike Witopia, you don't need to connect to UK to access UK content.Full IPv6 being implemented.Pretty much as open as can be, on infrastructure, with information on every server and its performance.Airs Eddie client doesn't need to know your location (and doesn't) to connect to somewhere automatically, as it simply calculates the best route based on different metrics each time.Actual performance, customer service quality and general trustworthiness I can't really say anything about. I've made the comparisons I care to make, that one can see from a website. There's always lots of technical details one could compare too, such as if there's entry and exit IPs, if Perfect Forward Secrecy is supported, key sizes, cipher suites, APIs and so on. But it's meaningless to most people. Some drawbacks for Air is the lack of an Air client on mobile, despite of course being able to use other clients, but Staff seem to be playing with the idea of releasing one sometime in the future. Other drawbacks could include only supporting one protocol and not supplying the famed 24/7 support. Being too technical has also been a criticism; which I then tried to help, by making the guide you can see in my signature. I can't think of much else that Air is really missing. I also want to point out: Faster support doesn't necessarily mean it's better. The techs you get in contact with aren't necessarily that knowledgeable.Being able to connect to more locations, doesn't necessarily mean all those locations are real, bare-metal ones. I actually doubt they are,for Witopia. (How can they not be allowed to export to Iran/Syria etc. but have Russian servers?)The privacy policies between the two pretty much couldn't be more different. Here's Witopia's and here's Airs. One is general. The other is specific. But since you're still with Witopia, could you ask their support what their 4D Stealth technology is all about? It would be interesting if they supply any details.

Hello! It will be helpful if you share some of your logs - are you using the Eddie client? If so, did you download the latest release? You can see the state of Air infrastructure here and it's fine. But it does happen that the website may briefly be "offline" at times, due to attacks.

If ipleak only shows Air IPs upon testing then yes you're alright. Usually Network Lock will also ensure that it all goes through Air.

Well I'm not sure how to change that. If you really want an IP4, you could try setting Eddies>Preferences>Networking>Connection to IP4 only. Also, if there's connection issues, it's recommended that you share your Eddie logs. Yes, sorry, this is because tun0 is what is seen on GNU/Linux operating systems, while Windows uses Ethernet 3 or 2 or whatnot. Also, to rule it out, are you using the latest release of qBittorent? It's easy to forget updating it. You can see the release number on its website. Did you try Ethernet 2 again? I'm not sure if it changes under Windows. I also noticed you got UPnP and NAT-PMP checked in qBittorent, in one of your images. It shouldn't be checked. In your other post in a different thread, you also showed an image of your portforwarding being TCP-only. I recommend setting it to both TCP and UDP. Aka the default. Keep in mind you're also able to submit a support ticket. So you don't feel too abandoned . I'm sorry for taking so long to get back to you.

Hello! There's a Staff answer on the same issue here. And something related here.

Hello! Just to clarify, is this a server or torrent client setup or something else? If it's the first, I wonder if it had anything in common with the stated solution here. If it's the second, then please also ensure any firewall software is allowing the program through. Also yes, the TCP test should work instantly, if something is listening on the port .

Using the Eddie terminal client I get the same issue. But is that with Network Lock enabled? Enabled by -netlock I think.

It seems you're on an IPv6 instead of IPv4 address. As you're on Windows, you can go to the Eddie preferences and look for the Microsoft-Only options: "Disable IPv6 at OS level" If you want and see if anything changes.

Well it works for me - I just tried it. The torrent doesn't necessarily show that it's downloading, inside qBittorent. Instead, address and port information simply appear on ipleak after a little while. If not instantly. Did you also bind the "Optional IP Address", under the ethernet 3? It will be an Air IP that you can select. After doing so, the TCP test on this site in the port forwarding Area should also show green.

Hm, it should show an IP immediately on ipleak, after you download it. Did you try refresh the site? Yes. You're especially well guarded if you use Eddie's Network Lock and bind qBittorents interface to tun0(or similar). Then all your PCs network traffic is routed through Air thanks to NL and qBittorent too. While if the connection to Air drops, then the qBittorent interface which depends on it, would drop too. Thus no leaks anywhere. There's no need to say sorry. You can ask as many questions as you like. It's just whether or not you'll get an answer in time

Hello! Nothing from your ISP should be showing. It's recommended you use the Air Eddie software with Network Lock enabled. Eddie is after all also just an openvpn wrapper, with benefits like Network Lock.

For qBittorent I would recommend you download the test torrent from ipleak.net and see if it's the Air IP and port which is seen . There's likewise configuration guides for it in my signature.

Hello! If I understand your situation correctly, I think the answer to that is that it's based on where you set up a client which is listening on the port you opened, not on a per device basis. It's only when something is listening on the other end, that the TCP test works for example. So if on the Air site you forward XYZ port and then run a torrent client on your notebook which listens on the same XYZ port, then it gets forwarded to your notebooks client. But multiple clients could listen on the same forwarded port. But besides that, it's possible for you to forward up to 20 ports anyway, if you wish to keep things separate for some reason - and you can use the DDNS field as a label/name field, to remember what belongs where .

Hello! Welcome to AirVPN! As you're completely new to this whole thing, you'll likely benefit from taking a look at the guide in my signature. Otherwise there's some guidance on Plex here, which may or may not be useful. Other guides can be found in the aforementioned signature. It would be helpful if you could share more details about your setup .

Yes, that's the issue of identity separation. In much the same way if you log into a personal account on Facebook while using Air, can be a bad idea from that standpoint. Therefore you should do something about the tracking, such as by using uBlock Origin and configuring it with the different anti-tracking lists it offers in its options. If you're really aiming high, you could also get familiar with NoScript. But there's other resources still. After all that, you may as well switch to Linux as well, if you didn't already do so. Since there's plenty tracking in the ol' Windows and that's arguably worse, since then many of the other mitigations mean little or nothing, if you're a purist about it. Hence the little taunt at the bottom of my signature

I got that as well. After supplying Staff with the requested solution, you can try what worked for me. The same goes for the OP .

Hello! I don't know which article you read, but it sounds a lot like a recent FUD article that Staff/Paolo recently rebutted. Air changes your IP, so Google sees things coming from an Air IP, not yours. So in those terms, you're hidden. It's not really important that Google can see what is being done on their own products, but whether you can be uniquely identified or not. Which you can be to an extent, if you don't take the precautions you mentioned - including other ones, such as using some quality addons which block all manner of ads, trackers, scripts and whatnot. FYI, there's no WebRTC leak if you use Network Lock. It was quite a hyped problem, but mainly affected Airs competitors, but not Air itself. I assume you mean your ISP. In which case it's correct that Air hides what you're doing, from your ISP. Especially so, as Air also supplies their own DNS, so that your queries aren't being sent to your ISP DNS. But the ISP can still see that you're using a product like Air, unless you take additional steps such as using a second VPN or protocols like SSH and SSL, which Eddie supplies. But you know, there's a fairly straightforward answer if this bothers you: don't use Google . There's many other search engines you could use instead. Besides all that, there's plenty other things you could do.

Staff, following on from my last post, I was consequently blessed with more Windows errors. Error: Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists This issue is really really annoying because it clogs up the logs entirely and the logs thus supply ZERO useful information, besides the error itself. Location changes aren't shown, connection attempts aren't shown, nothing is shown unless it's a disconnection. It also actually kept connecting to the same location, despite my trying other ones. As you'll see in the logs, when the issue then goes away, it's substituted for netsh, protocol and other errors. But you may not see them, because the first error is spammed so much that Eddies log can't keep them all. Small feature request: Maybe logging to file should automatically be enabled in cases where Eddie registers a huge influx of errors, so logs aren't lost?Could you consider adding a small confirmation dialogue to the Logs tab>Clear Logs button? Or greater spacing. As it's too easy to accidentally clear all logs when wanting to copy them . System: Windows 8, with the 2.14.2 Eddie client. I'm not entirely sure of the steps to reproduce but here you go: 1 - Run Eddie with NL on, after fixing WFP issue.(So TAP adapter is unmodified, besides for the IP6 box not being ticked in its properties). 2 - Make PC hibernate. 3 - Open Eddie and connect to recommended. 4 - Preferences>Networking>Layer IP6 set to "inside tunnel if supported, otherwise blocked" (default). Issue will be created. Options tried for Preferences>Networking>Layers> IP6: - Block IP will continue the issue.- "Outside tunnel" will fix it, in exchange for TUN waiting and other issues.- "Inside, otherwise blocked" will continue the issue.- "Inside if supported, otherwise outside" exchanges it for WFP Add rule issues.- "Inside tunnel" will create netsh and WFP Add rule issues.Things that were tried without success: - Uninstalling TAP and letting Eddie install it.- Turning off Network Lock.- Changing Networking>Layer rules.- Changing MS-specific options.- Connecting to different locations. (Location changes do not show up or occur in logs during the error)- Restoring Windows Firewall rules to default.- Changing Network Lock modes.- Unchecking Air DNS and check Air tunnel.Current fix: - Networking>Layer IP6> Must be "Inside tunnel if supported, otherwise OUTSIDE" and "Connection" set to IP4, IP6.Logs: E 2018.04.02 17:54:14 - OpenVPN > ERROR: netsh command failed: returned error code 1 . 2018.04.02 17:54:15 - Sending hard termination signal . 2018.04.02 17:54:15 - Connection terminated. W 2018.04.02 17:54:15 - The requested protocol has not been configured into the system or no implementation for it exists I 2018.04.02 17:54:18 - Cancel requested. I 2018.04.02 17:54:18 - Session terminated. . 2018.04.02 17:54:43 - Cannot find tunnel adapter. I 2018.04.02 17:54:52 - Session starting. . 2018.04.02 17:54:52 - Cannot find tunnel adapter. ! 2018.04.02 17:54:52 - Installing tunnel driver I 2018.04.02 17:55:02 - Checking authorization ... 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W 2018.04.02 17:55:38 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:55:38 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:55:38 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:55:38 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:55:39 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:55:39 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:55:39 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:55:39 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:55:40 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:55:40 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:55:40 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:55:40 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:55:41 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:55:41 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:55:41 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:55:41 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:55:42 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:55:42 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:55:42 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:55:42 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:55:42 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:55:43 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:55:43 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:55:43 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:55:43 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:55:43 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:55:44 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:55:44 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:55:44 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:55:44 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:55:45 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:55:45 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:55:45 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:55:45 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:55:46 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:55:46 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:55:47 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:55:47 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:55:47 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:55:47 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:55:48 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:55:48 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:55:48 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:55:48 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:55:48 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:55:48 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:55:49 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:55:49 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:55:49 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:55:49 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:55:50 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:55:50 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:55:50 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:55:50 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:55:51 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:55:51 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:55:51 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:55:51 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:55:52 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:55:52 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:55:52 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:55:52 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:55:53 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:55:53 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:55:53 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:55:53 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:55:54 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:55:54 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:55:54 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:55:54 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:55:55 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:55:55 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:55:55 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:55:55 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:55:56 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:55:56 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:55:56 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:55:56 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:55:57 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:55:57 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:55:57 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:55:57 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:55:58 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:55:58 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:55:58 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:55:58 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:55:59 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:55:59 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:55:59 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:00 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:00 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:00 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:00 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:01 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:01 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:01 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:02 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:02 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:02 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:02 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:03 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:03 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:03 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:03 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:04 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:04 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:04 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:04 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:05 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:05 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:05 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:05 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:06 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:06 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:06 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:06 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:07 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:07 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:07 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:07 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:08 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:08 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:08 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:08 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:09 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:09 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:09 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:09 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:10 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:10 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:10 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:10 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:11 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:11 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:11 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:11 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:12 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:12 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:12 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:12 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:13 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:13 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:13 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:13 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:14 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:14 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:14 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:14 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:15 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:15 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:15 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:15 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:16 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:16 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:16 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:16 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:17 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:17 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:17 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:17 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:18 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:18 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:18 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:18 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:19 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:19 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:19 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:19 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:20 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:20 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:20 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:20 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:21 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:21 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:21 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:21 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:22 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:22 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:22 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:22 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:23 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:23 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:23 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:23 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:24 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:24 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:24 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:24 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:25 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:25 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:25 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:25 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:26 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:26 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:26 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:26 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:27 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:27 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:27 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:27 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:28 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:28 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:28 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:28 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:29 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:29 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:29 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:29 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:30 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:30 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:30 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:30 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:31 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:31 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:31 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:31 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:32 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:32 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:32 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:32 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:33 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:33 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:33 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:33 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:34 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:34 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:34 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:34 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:34 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:34 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:35 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:35 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:35 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:35 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:36 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:36 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:36 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:36 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:37 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:37 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:37 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:37 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:38 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:38 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:38 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:38 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:39 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:39 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:39 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:39 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:40 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:40 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:40 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:40 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:41 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:41 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:41 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:41 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:42 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:42 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:42 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:42 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:43 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:43 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:43 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:43 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:44 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:44 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:44 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:44 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:45 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:45 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:45 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:45 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:46 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:46 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:46 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:46 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:47 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:47 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:47 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:47 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:48 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:48 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:48 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:48 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:49 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:49 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:49 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:49 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:50 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:50 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:50 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:50 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:51 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:51 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:51 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:51 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:52 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:52 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:52 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:52 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:53 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:53 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:53 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:53 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:54 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:54 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:54 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:54 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:55 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:55 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:56 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:56 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:56 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:56 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:57 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:57 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:57 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:57 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:58 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:58 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:58 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:58 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:59 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:59 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:56:59 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:56:59 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:00 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:00 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:00 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:00 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:01 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:01 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:01 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:01 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:02 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:02 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:03 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:03 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:03 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:03 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:04 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:04 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:04 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:04 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:05 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:05 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:05 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:05 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:06 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:06 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:06 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:06 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:07 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:07 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:07 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:07 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:08 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:08 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:08 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:08 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:09 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:09 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:09 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:09 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:10 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:10 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:10 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:10 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:11 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:11 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:11 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:11 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:12 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:12 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:12 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:12 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:13 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:13 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:13 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:13 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:14 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:14 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:14 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:14 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:15 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:15 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:15 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:15 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:16 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:16 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:16 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:16 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:17 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:17 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:17 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:17 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:18 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:18 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:18 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:18 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:19 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:19 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:20 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:20 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:20 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:20 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:20 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:20 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:21 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:21 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:21 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:21 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:22 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:22 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:22 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:22 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:23 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:23 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:23 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:23 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:24 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:24 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:24 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:24 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:25 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:25 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:25 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:25 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:26 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:26 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:26 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:26 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:27 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:27 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:27 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:27 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:28 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:28 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:28 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:28 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:29 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:29 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:29 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:29 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:30 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:30 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:30 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:30 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:31 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:31 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:31 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:31 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:32 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:32 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:32 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:32 - Checking authorization ... I 2018.04.02 17:57:33 - Cancel requested. I 2018.04.02 17:57:33 - Session terminated. I 2018.04.02 17:57:46 - Session starting. I 2018.04.02 17:57:46 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:48 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:48 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:48 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:48 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:49 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:49 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:49 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:49 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:50 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:50 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:50 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:50 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:51 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:51 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:51 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:51 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:52 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:52 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:52 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:52 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:53 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:53 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:53 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:53 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:54 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:54 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:54 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:54 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:55 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:55 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:55 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:55 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:56 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:56 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:56 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:56 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:57 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:57 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:57 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:57 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:58 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:58 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:58 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:58 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:59 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:59 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:57:59 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:57:59 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:58:00 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:58:00 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:58:00 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:58:00 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:58:01 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:58:01 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:58:01 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:58:01 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:58:02 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:58:02 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:58:03 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:58:03 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:58:03 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:58:03 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:58:04 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:58:04 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:58:04 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:58:04 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:58:05 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:58:05 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:58:05 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:58:05 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:58:06 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:58:06 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:58:06 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:58:06 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:58:07 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:58:07 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:58:07 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:58:07 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:58:08 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:58:08 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:58:08 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:58:08 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:58:09 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:58:09 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:58:09 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:58:09 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:58:10 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:58:10 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:58:10 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:58:10 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:58:11 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:58:11 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:58:11 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:58:11 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:58:11 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:58:12 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:58:12 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:58:12 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:58:12 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:58:12 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:58:13 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:58:13 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:58:13 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:58:13 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:58:14 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:58:14 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:58:14 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:58:14 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:58:15 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:58:15 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:58:15 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:58:15 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:58:16 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:58:16 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:58:16 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:58:16 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:58:17 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:58:17 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:58:17 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:58:17 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:58:18 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:58:18 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:58:18 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:58:18 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:58:19 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:58:19 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:58:19 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:58:19 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:58:19 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:58:20 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:58:20 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:58:20 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:58:20 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:58:20 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:58:21 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:58:21 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:58:21 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:58:21 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:58:22 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:58:22 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:58:22 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:58:22 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:58:23 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:58:23 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:58:23 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:58:23 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:58:24 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:58:24 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:58:24 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:58:24 - Checking authorization ... I 2018.04.02 17:58:25 - Cancel requested. I 2018.04.02 17:58:25 - Session terminated. I 2018.04.02 17:58:26 - Session starting. I 2018.04.02 17:58:26 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:58:27 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:58:27 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:58:27 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:58:27 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:58:28 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:58:28 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:58:28 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:58:28 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:58:29 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:58:29 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:58:29 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:58:29 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:58:30 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:58:30 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:58:30 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:58:30 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:58:31 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:58:31 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:58:31 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:58:31 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:58:31 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:58:31 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:58:32 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:58:32 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:58:32 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:58:32 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:58:33 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:58:33 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:58:33 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:58:33 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:58:34 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:58:34 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:58:34 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:58:34 - Checking authorization ... I 2018.04.02 17:58:35 - Cancel requested. I 2018.04.02 17:58:35 - Session terminated. I 2018.04.02 17:58:54 - Session starting. I 2018.04.02 17:58:54 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:58:55 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:58:55 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:58:56 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:58:56 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:58:56 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:58:56 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:58:57 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:58:57 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:58:58 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:58:58 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:58:58 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:58:58 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:58:58 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:58:58 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:58:59 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:58:59 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:58:59 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:58:59 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:59:00 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:59:00 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:59:00 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:59:00 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:59:01 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:59:01 - Checking authorization ... I 2018.04.02 17:59:01 - Cancel requested. I 2018.04.02 17:59:01 - Session terminated. I 2018.04.02 17:59:26 - Session starting. I 2018.04.02 17:59:26 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:59:28 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:59:28 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:59:28 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:59:28 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:59:29 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:59:29 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:59:29 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:59:29 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:59:29 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:59:29 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:59:30 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:59:30 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:59:30 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:59:30 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:59:31 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:59:31 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:59:31 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:59:31 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:59:32 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:59:32 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:59:32 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:59:32 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:59:33 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:59:33 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:59:33 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:59:33 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:59:34 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:59:34 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:59:34 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:59:34 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:59:35 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:59:35 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:59:35 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:59:35 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 17:59:36 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 17:59:36 - Checking authorization ... I 2018.04.02 17:59:36 - Cancel requested. I 2018.04.02 17:59:36 - Session terminated. I 2018.04.02 18:00:11 - Session starting. I 2018.04.02 18:00:11 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 18:00:12 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 18:00:12 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 18:00:13 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 18:00:13 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 18:00:13 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 18:00:13 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 18:00:14 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 18:00:14 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 18:00:14 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 18:00:14 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 18:00:15 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 18:00:15 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 18:00:15 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 18:00:15 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 18:00:16 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 18:00:16 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 18:00:16 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 18:00:16 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 18:00:17 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 18:00:17 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 18:00:17 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 18:00:17 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 18:00:18 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 18:00:18 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 18:00:18 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 18:00:18 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 18:00:19 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 18:00:19 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 18:00:19 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 18:00:19 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 18:00:20 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 18:00:20 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 18:00:20 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 18:00:20 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 18:00:21 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 18:00:21 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 18:00:21 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 18:00:21 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 18:00:22 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 18:00:22 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 18:00:22 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 18:00:22 - Checking authorization ... W 2018.04.02 18:00:23 - Windows WFP, unexpected: Rule 'ipv6_block_all' already exists I 2018.04.02 18:00:23 - Checking authorization ... I 2018.04.02 18:00:23 - Cancel requested. I 2018.04.02 18:00:23 - Session terminated. I 2018.04.02 18:00:50 - Session starting. I 2018.04.02 18:00:50 - Checking authorization ... ! 2018.04.02 18:00:51 - Connecting to Altarf (Sweden, Uppsala) . 2018.04.02 18:00:52 - OpenVPN > OpenVPN 2.4.4 x86_64-w64-mingw32 [sSL (OpenSSL)] [LZO] [LZ4] [PKCS11] [AEAD] built on Nov 3 2017 . 2018.04.02 18:00:52 - OpenVPN > Windows version 6.2 (Windows 8 or greater) 64bit . 2018.04.02 18:00:52 - OpenVPN > library versions: OpenSSL 1.0.2l 25 May 2017, LZO 2.10 . 2018.04.02 18:00:52 - Connection to OpenVPN Management Interface . 2018.04.02 18:00:52 - OpenVPN > MANAGEMENT: TCP Socket listening on [AF_INET]127.0.0.1:3100 . 2018.04.02 18:00:52 - OpenVPN > Outgoing Control Channel Authentication: Using 160 bit message hash 'SHA1' for HMAC authentication . 2018.04.02 18:00:52 - OpenVPN > Incoming Control Channel Authentication: Using 160 bit message hash 'SHA1' for HMAC authentication . 2018.04.02 18:00:52 - OpenVPN > TCP/UDP: Preserving recently used remote address: [AF_INET]62.102.148.140:443 . 2018.04.02 18:00:52 - OpenVPN > Socket Buffers: R=[65536->262144] S=[65536->262144] . 2018.04.02 18:00:52 - OpenVPN > Attempting to establish TCP connection with [AF_INET]62.102.148.140:443 [nonblock] . 2018.04.02 18:00:52 - OpenVPN > MANAGEMENT: Client connected from [AF_INET]127.0.0.1:3100 . 2018.04.02 18:00:53 - OpenVPN > TCP connection established with [AF_INET]62.102.148.140:443 . 2018.04.02 18:00:53 - OpenVPN > TCP_CLIENT link local: (not bound) . 2018.04.02 18:00:53 - OpenVPN > TCP_CLIENT link remote: [AF_INET]62.102.148.140:443 . 2018.04.02 18:00:53 - OpenVPN > TLS: Initial packet from [AF_INET]62.102.148.140:443, sid=b670e6ba b881cf9e . 2018.04.02 18:00:53 - OpenVPN > VERIFY OK: depth=1, C=IT, ST=IT, L=Perugia, O=airvpn.org, CN=airvpn.org CA, emailAddress=info@airvpn.org . 2018.04.02 18:00:53 - OpenVPN > VERIFY KU OK . 2018.04.02 18:00:53 - OpenVPN > Validating certificate extended key usage . 2018.04.02 18:00:53 - OpenVPN > ++ Certificate has EKU (str) TLS Web Server Authentication, expects TLS Web Server Authentication . 2018.04.02 18:00:53 - OpenVPN > VERIFY EKU OK . 2018.04.02 18:00:53 - OpenVPN > VERIFY OK: depth=0, C=IT, ST=IT, L=Perugia, O=airvpn.org, CN=Altarf, emailAddress=info@airvpn.org . 2018.04.02 18:00:53 - OpenVPN > Control Channel: TLSv1.2, cipher TLSv1/SSLv3 ECDHE-RSA-AES256-GCM-SHA384, 4096 bit RSA . 2018.04.02 18:00:53 - OpenVPN > [Altarf] Peer Connection Initiated with [AF_INET]62.102.148.140:443 . 2018.04.02 18:00:55 - OpenVPN > SENT CONTROL [Altarf]: 'PUSH_REQUEST' (status=1) . 2018.04.02 18:00:56 - OpenVPN > PUSH: Received control message: 'PUSH_REPLY,redirect-gateway def1 bypass-dhcp,dhcp-option DNS 10.5.0.1,comp-lzo no,route-gateway 10.5.0.1,topology subnet,ping 10,ping-restart 60,ifconfig 10.5.3.49 255.255.0.0,peer-id 0,cipher AES-256-GCM' . 2018.04.02 18:00:56 - OpenVPN > Pushed option removed by filter: 'redirect-gateway def1 bypass-dhcp' . 2018.04.02 18:00:56 - OpenVPN > OPTIONS IMPORT: timers and/or timeouts modified . 2018.04.02 18:00:56 - OpenVPN > OPTIONS IMPORT: compression parms modified . 2018.04.02 18:00:56 - OpenVPN > OPTIONS IMPORT: --ifconfig/up options modified . 2018.04.02 18:00:56 - OpenVPN > OPTIONS IMPORT: route-related options modified . 2018.04.02 18:00:56 - OpenVPN > OPTIONS IMPORT: --ip-win32 and/or --dhcp-option options modified . 2018.04.02 18:00:56 - OpenVPN > OPTIONS IMPORT: peer-id set . 2018.04.02 18:00:56 - OpenVPN > OPTIONS IMPORT: adjusting link_mtu to 1627 . 2018.04.02 18:00:56 - OpenVPN > OPTIONS IMPORT: data channel crypto options modified . 2018.04.02 18:00:56 - OpenVPN > Data Channel: using negotiated cipher 'AES-256-GCM' . 2018.04.02 18:00:56 - OpenVPN > Outgoing Data Channel: Cipher 'AES-256-GCM' initialized with 256 bit key . 2018.04.02 18:00:56 - OpenVPN > Incoming Data Channel: Cipher 'AES-256-GCM' initialized with 256 bit key . 2018.04.02 18:00:56 - OpenVPN > interactive service msg_channel=0 . 2018.04.02 18:00:56 - OpenVPN > ROUTE_GATEWAY 192.168.43.1/255.255.255.0 I=4 HWADDR=a0:88:69:9d:df:af . 2018.04.02 18:00:56 - OpenVPN > GDG6: remote_host_ipv6=n/a . 2018.04.02 18:00:56 - OpenVPN > NOTE: GetBestInterfaceEx returned error: Element not found. (code=1168) . 2018.04.02 18:00:56 - OpenVPN > ROUTE6: default_gateway=UNDEF . 2018.04.02 18:00:56 - OpenVPN > OpenVPN ROUTE6: OpenVPN needs a gateway parameter for a --route-ipv6 option and no default was specified by either --route-ipv6-gateway or --ifconfig-ipv6 options . 2018.04.02 18:00:56 - OpenVPN > OpenVPN ROUTE: failed to parse/resolve route for host/network: fc00::/7 . 2018.04.02 18:00:56 - OpenVPN > OpenVPN ROUTE6: OpenVPN needs a gateway parameter for a --route-ipv6 option and no default was specified by either --route-ipv6-gateway or --ifconfig-ipv6 options . 2018.04.02 18:00:56 - OpenVPN > OpenVPN ROUTE: failed to parse/resolve route for host/network: 3000::/4 . 2018.04.02 18:00:56 - OpenVPN > OpenVPN ROUTE6: OpenVPN needs a gateway parameter for a --route-ipv6 option and no default was specified by either --route-ipv6-gateway or --ifconfig-ipv6 options . 2018.04.02 18:00:56 - OpenVPN > OpenVPN ROUTE: failed to parse/resolve route for host/network: 2000::/4 . 2018.04.02 18:00:56 - OpenVPN > OpenVPN ROUTE6: OpenVPN needs a gateway parameter for a --route-ipv6 option and no default was specified by either --route-ipv6-gateway or --ifconfig-ipv6 options . 2018.04.02 18:00:56 - OpenVPN > OpenVPN ROUTE: failed to parse/resolve route for host/network: ::/3 . 2018.04.02 18:00:56 - OpenVPN > open_tun . 2018.04.02 18:00:56 - OpenVPN > TAP-WIN32 device [Ethernet 2] opened: \\.\Global\{D32CA31B-09C6-4BC9-BEB7-CD7E9A55C4DA}.tap . 2018.04.02 18:00:56 - OpenVPN > TAP-Windows Driver Version 9.21 . 2018.04.02 18:00:56 - OpenVPN > Set TAP-Windows TUN subnet mode network/local/netmask = 10.5.0.0/10.5.3.49/255.255.0.0 [sUCCEEDED] . 2018.04.02 18:00:56 - OpenVPN > Notified TAP-Windows driver to set a DHCP IP/netmask of 10.5.3.49/255.255.0.0 on interface {D32CA31B-09C6-4BC9-BEB7-CD7E9A55C4DA} [DHCP-serv: 10.5.255.254, lease-time: 31536000] . 2018.04.02 18:00:56 - OpenVPN > Successful ARP Flush on interface [6] {D32CA31B-09C6-4BC9-BEB7-CD7E9A55C4DA} . 2018.04.02 18:00:56 - OpenVPN > do_ifconfig, tt->did_ifconfig_ipv6_setup=0 . 2018.04.02 18:01:02 - OpenVPN > TEST ROUTES: 1/1 succeeded len=0 ret=1 a=0 u/d=up . 2018.04.02 18:01:02 - OpenVPN > C:\Windows\system32\route.exe ADD 62.102.148.140 MASK 255.255.255.255 192.168.43.1 . 2018.04.02 18:01:02 - OpenVPN > ROUTE: CreateIpForwardEntry succeeded with dwForwardMetric1=25 and dwForwardType=4 . 2018.04.02 18:01:02 - OpenVPN > Route addition via IPAPI succeeded [adaptive] . 2018.04.02 18:01:02 - OpenVPN > C:\Windows\system32\route.exe ADD 0.0.0.0 MASK 128.0.0.0 10.5.0.1 . 2018.04.02 18:01:02 - OpenVPN > ROUTE: CreateIpForwardEntry succeeded with dwForwardMetric1=20 and dwForwardType=4 . 2018.04.02 18:01:02 - OpenVPN > Route addition via IPAPI succeeded [adaptive] . 2018.04.02 18:01:02 - OpenVPN > C:\Windows\system32\route.exe ADD 128.0.0.0 MASK 128.0.0.0 10.5.0.1 . 2018.04.02 18:01:02 - OpenVPN > ROUTE: CreateIpForwardEntry succeeded with dwForwardMetric1=20 and dwForwardType=4 . 2018.04.02 18:01:02 - OpenVPN > Route addition via IPAPI succeeded [adaptive] W 2018.04.02 18:01:02 - OpenVPN > WARNING: OpenVPN was configured to add an IPv6 route over Ethernet 2. However, no IPv6 has been configured for this interface, therefore the route installation may fail or may not work as expected. . 2018.04.02 18:01:02 - Interface Ethernet 2 metric changed from Automatic to 3, layer IPv4 . 2018.04.02 18:01:02 - Interface Ethernet 2 metric changed from Automatic to 3, layer IPv6 . 2018.04.02 18:01:02 - DNS IPv4 of a network adapter forced (Ethernet 2, from automatic to 10.5.0.1) . 2018.04.02 18:01:02 - Routes, added a new route, 62.102.148.152 for gateway 10.5.0.1 . 2018.04.02 18:01:02 - Flushing DNS ! 2018.04.02 18:01:05 - Connected. . 2018.04.02 18:01:05 - OpenVPN > Initialization Sequence Completed . 2018.04.02 18:03:34 - Updating systems & servers data ... . 2018.04.02 18:03:37 - Systems & servers data update completed

Hello! I tried the first one and it appears to be accessible. Perhaps you need to try a different location.