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@Royee Yes, actually they are planned in Eddie, the next client release for Windows, Linux+Mono and OS X. Traffic splitting is not planned though. At this point it's unclear whether you need leaks prevention or traffic splitting. The first will take just one minute configuration, the latter can be very simple or quite complex according to how you wish to split traffic (for example, the NaDre solution, which at the beginning seemed what you needed, will take just a couple of minutes - not considering basic network knowledge acquisition, that vary of course, but the guide is in itself a good lesson/course on the matter as well). Kind regards

Hello, if you don't need to split traffic just start the p2p client after you have connected to a VPN server. @Royee That's trivial and requires one minute, but yuppicide seemed to ask a very different thing, that is splitting traffic on an application basis, which has nothing to do with the options you cite. Maybe yuppicide can clarify if that was (or not) the meaning of the question. Kind regards

@13rice Getting advantage of the fact that you are now connected to some Air server, we have checked that packets are correctly forwarded to your VPN IP, to both ports you have currently forwarded remotely, can you confirm? Kind regards

Hello, please run OpenVPN directly. If the problem persists, can you please post both stunnel and OpenVPN output? Kind regards

Hello, can you please check your firewall and run the PortListener for a second test? https://airvpn.org/topic/9315-port-forwarding-tester While the PortListener is running and listening to one of your forwarded ports on IP 10.*.*.*, please start the check from your web panel and look whether incoming packets reach it or not. Kind regards

Hello! Really? In this moment the top 10 clients speeds are: Not public. Aquilae 90.07 Mbit / sec 21h 10m 42s ago Not public. Lyncis 66.06 Mbit / sec 1h 3m 27s ago Not public. Corvi 63.22 Mbit / sec 1h 20m 17s ago Not public. Ophiuchi 44.19 Mbit / sec 6d 16h 47m ago Not public. Cygni 43.94 Mbit / sec 2d 5h 1m ago Not public. Corvi 39.5 Mbit / sec 42m 45s ago Not public. Cephei 34.25 Mbit / sec 1d 4h 24m ago Not public. Sirius 32.83 Mbit / sec 17h 59m 9s ago Not public. Columbae 32.13 Mbit / sec 1d 2h 5m ago Not public. Cygni 29.77 Mbit / sec 1d 12h 42m ago Of course the likelihood that you get higher speed from a server in a datacenter than from an ISP residential line is much higher. This is due to the fact that several western countries ISPs are applying such wild and extensive overselling on residential lines that their declared "peak" bandwidth to your node can be achieved only in very particular conditions (only in short bursts, only with some allowed protocols). Kind regards

Hello! That's correct, because 10.*.0.1 are VPN IP addresses: they can be accessed only from within the private network, they are not public. You need a public DNS to resolve domain names while your system is disconnected from the VPN (except OpenDNS which is currently breaking *.vpn.airdns.org resolutions for unknown reasons). Alternatively: - select "Advanced Options" in the Configuration Generator - tick both "Resolved hosts in .ovpn file" and "All servers for area or region" In this way the CG will generate files which contain only IP addresses, solving the problem at its roots. Kind regards

Hello! Can you please make sure that the service that must be reachable from the Internet is running and listening to the correct port when the test is performed? Kind regards

Hello! 1.) Yes. You don't need to do anything on your side. 2.) Any https site will see your connection as coming from an Air VPN server exit-IP address. OpenVPN adds a further layer of encryption (on top of the the web site encryption) from your node to the VPN server you're connected to, which is important if you wish to prevent your ISP from knowing which https sites you access and have some other beneficial side effects, such preventing SSL/TLS BEAST-like attacks. Kind regards

Hello! Thank you very much for your information! After some investigation, it comes out that, for some reason we can't imagine at all, OpenDNS servers resolve (intermittently or not) our *.vpn.airdns.org domain names absurdly. We have no idea about why OpenDNS is breaking our domain names, we will contact them, in the meantime please do NOT use OpenDNS or generate configuration files only with IP addresses. air# dig @208.67.222.222 europe.vpn.airdns.org ; > DiG 9.8.4-rpz2+rl005.12-P1 > @208.67.222.222 europe.vpn.airdns.org ; (1 server found) ;; global options: +cmd ;; Got answer: ;; ->>HEADER;; flags: qr rd ra; QUERY: 1, ANSWER: 1, AUTHORITY: 0, ADDITIONAL: 0 ;; QUESTION SECTION: ;europe.vpn.airdns.org. IN A ;; ANSWER SECTION: europe.vpn.airdns.org. 0 IN A 67.215.66.132 ;; Query time: 640 msec ;; SERVER: 208.67.222.222#53(208.67.222.222) ;; WHEN: Fri Aug 23 20:13:40 2013 ;; MSG SIZE rcvd: 55 Kind regards

Hello! Plans for tls-auth have been postponed to 2014/2015. Priorities for 2013: 1) release of Eddie 2) infrastructure expansion Kind regards AirVPN Support Team

Hello, either it was a mistake or you have requested multiple trial accesses. Please feel free to re-submit your request. Make sure to do it from a registered account, using the "Contact us" form. Please also make sure to select "Trial request" as department. Kind regards

Hello! You need to install OpenVPN on the AppleTV. There are both commercial and free solutions that allegedly allow that. Patchstick: http://patchstick.ca/ aTVFlash: http://firecore.com/atvflash-black atv-usbcreator: http://code.google.com/p/atvusb-creator Kind regards

When I renewed my second account, I tried using the discount code that I had used when I first bought it. And it did not work. At the time I was not that concerned and just went ahead. Should I have asked for another code? I am about to renew my second account again. Hello! Yes, please feel free to do so (just ask for it with "Contact us" form at your convenience - it's the fastest way). Kind regards

Hello, we currently have 6 servers in the UK, in 3 different datacenters. Please try them all to make a comparison and detect the one that can give you the best performance. If you get the very same performance from each of them, chances are that you're using the maximum bandwidth cap allowed by your ISP, in which case you might like to get informed about their traffic shaping/capping policies. Also, in this case, try different ports to try to bypass traffic shaping. Kind regards

Hello, we inform you that Algol provider will migrate its datacenter on August 26. Algol will go down for 24/48 hours. At the end of the migration Algol will have different IP addresses. As usual the servers monitor will keep you informed about the server status. Kind regards

Hello! Persei is in Fremont (California). We do not detect any latency problem at the moment, hopefully it was just a momentary problem from your node. See also the Ping Matrix: https://airvpn.org/pingmatrix Kind regards

Hello! Those addresses are DNS servers from Verizon. In order to change OS X DNS please see for example here: http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/38793/how-to-switch-mac-os-x-to-use-opendns-or-google-dns/ Kind regards

Hello, it is available, perhaps you missed the FAQ. Kind regards

Hello, not that it really increases or lowers security in every circumstance, anyway the answer is yes. Kind regards

@retiredpilot In your case (TOR usage raising alerts), TOR over OpenVPN might be a perfectly acceptable solution: our servers would come to know your real IP address, but our servers (and therefore any malignant entity that could have the power to fully monitor the server you're connected to) would know nothing about your traffic content, real origin, real destinations and real protocols (assuming that that malignant entity does not control, in addition to the server, even the relevant portions of the TOR network: extremely unlikely anyway). Your country would not see TOR usage from your node. Of course there is a major limitation, you can't use UDP over TOR. Evaluate this possible solution, only you can decide if it's ok or not. Kind regards

@csc106 Hello! Following hints by ZPKZ, can you please try to delete file: C:\Users\******\AppData\Roaming\AirVPN\Air\1.0.0.0\AirVPN.xml It's the Air client configuration file. When you re-start the Air client, it will re-create the file (you will have to enter again your login name). If that file is somehow corrupt, deleting it will solve the problem. Kind regards

Hello! Does it happen with every and each Air server? Kind regards

Hello! Apparently the Air client passes to OpenVPN a wrong remote address (localhost) or does not pass any parameter at all. Can you please try again with any antivirus or similar program disabled? When you "login" with the Air client, does it show the correct servers list? Can you please check that "Proxy" settings in client "Preferences" are set to "None"? Kind regards

Hello, probably it's true that "balls of steel are needed to run a TOR exit-node". You must be ready to take into account necessity of legal fights and potential, serious annoyances if you really wish to help TOR with an exit-node. The following links show some of the bad things that happened to TOR exit-node operators (essentially due to "authorities" lack of understanding of how TOR works and general incompetence): https://lists.torproject.org/pipermail/tor-talk/2009-September/019511.html http://www.techdirt.com/articles/20121130/07495221185/tor-exit-node-operator-charged-with-distributing-child-porn.shtml etc. On the other hand, we have never seen a telecom operator general manager charged with similar accusations, when "abuses" and "infringements" probably occur much more frequently on any telco network than on the whole TOR infrastructure. That said, please read the Tor Project recommendations to run a TOR exit-node: https://blog.torproject.org/running-exit-node Kind regards