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  1. Hello, fixed. Kind regards
  2. Hello, "fixed". Kind regards
  3. Website: http://hbonordic.com/
  4. Hello! Your OpenVPN client was not connecting over the TOR proxy. Kind regards
  5. Hello, please open a ticket at your earliest convenience for further investigation and support. Kind regards
  6. Hello, this is the reply to your ticket of a few hours ago, probably you missed the immediate answer:
  7. @bayoumedic That looks just correct. A port is not a real thing, it is an abstraction. A port is a process-specific endpoint. If you have no process "listening to a port", that port simply does not exist. Kind regards
  8. Hello! Ok, when you have the chance, try also a direct OpenVPN connection (i.e. connecting via OpenVPN, without SSH and without Tunnelblick). Kind regards
  9. Hello, yes, Android is fully and successfully tested. Maybe you're trying to connect two devices simultaneously with the same account. Please see here: https://airvpn.org/topic/9171-i-have-two-or-more-computers-at-home-do-i-need-to-use-two-or-more-different-airvpn-account-for-simultaneous-access Kind regards
  10. Hello! Can you please tell us your OS and send us the OpenVPN logs, taken after the problem occurs? Kind regards
  11. Hello, can you please make sure that Tunnelblick is not running during the installation (Tunnelblick uses the very same tun.kext and tap.kext)? Kind regards
  12. Hello, please install tuntap.pkg from our OpenVPN package for OS X: https://airvpn.org/topic/9325-development-of-os-x-airvpn-client/ Kind regards
  13. Hello, the search function of the forum does not allow searches for 3 chars words. Have you already tried to install OpenVPN 2.3.2 with disabled UAC? Kind regards
  14. Hello, your account is connected successfully to an Air VPN server... Kind regards
  15. Hello, please follow the instructions for OS X + Tunnelblick. If you wish to run OpenVPN directly, or for any further information or support, do not hesitate to search the forum and/or contact us (we provide a complete set of executables to run OpenVPN without having to use any wrapper on OS X). Kind regards
  16. Hello, at a first glance it looks like an old bug which is still unresolved: http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=657964 Kind regards
  17. Hello! You're just two ticks away from the solution. Please see the instructions, in particular for Linux/Ubuntu (or click "More help" on the configuration generator page): - tick "Advanced Options" - tick "Separate certs/keys from .ovpn files" Kind regards
  18. Hello, we're sorry, we don't know the software you cite, maybe some user does. If you just need to prevent DNS leaks on a Windows machine and you don't want to set firewall rules, you might evaluate to set 10.4.0.1 and 10.5.0.1 as primary and secondary DNS of your physical network card (probably the quickest solution). Kind regards
  19. Hello, no, it can't see your traffic content, your traffic real origin and destinations and the applications and real protocols you run. With OpenVPN over SSL or SSH your ISP can detect that you're using SSL/TLS or SSH. With OpenVPN direct connections, your ISP can detect that you're using an SSL/TLS with a typical fingerprint belonging to OpenVPN. So, unless OpenVPN is disrupted, it is in general recommended to connect over OpenVPN directly. Anyway, in order to connect over OpenVPN over SSH/SSL please see here: https://airvpn.org/ssl https://airvpn.org/ssh Do not use Viscosity for that. Kind regards
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