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  1. Hello! It's not a bug we're aware of, and anyway the connection is performed and maintained by OpenVPN (the Air client is an OpenVPN wrapper with some additional commodities). Just after the problem has occurred, can you please send us the client logs? Kind regards
  2. Hello! Yes, DD-WRT supports Policy Based Routing with multiple routing tables. If you're curious, start from here to get an idea: www.dd-wrt.com/wiki/index.php/Policy_Based_Routing and then have a look here: www.dd-wrt.com/wiki/index.php/OpenVPN So you might decide, for example, that 192.168.1.101 uses the tunnel, while 192.168.1.102 does not. Once you have found a way to assign a static home network IP to your VoIP device, you can have it always outside the tunnel. Kind regards
  3. Hello! With the Air client please select the outbound port in the "Modes" tab, just before the connection. Kind regards
  4. FF does not tunnel transparently after set up Comodo firewall as instructions Turn off firewall: ALL OK. Turn on Firewall: Connect vpn=OK. FF=Not tunneling transparently. Hello! Can you please elaborate? Kind regards
  5. Hello! MAC address is totally irrelevant (unless you're on a public WiFi hot spot and you don't wish that the hot spot administrators see your real network card MAC address) while computer ID may be interesting, do they say exactly what they mean with computer ID? Kind regards
  6. Hello! Can you please try connections toward different ports/protocols (please try 53 UDP and 80 TCP) just in case your ISP performs port shaping? Kind regards
  7. Hello! There's no such option as a "Firefox connection through AirVPN". Firefox will use the tunnel transparently. The setting to connect "directly" to the Internet (i.e. without any proxy) is correct. Kind regards
  8. Hello! The MAC Address of your computer network card never gets out of your internal network anyway. About the computer ID, what does it mean? Kind regards
  9. Hello! Air is based entirely on OpenVPN. PPTP has never been supported and we have currently no plans to support it. PPTP suffers of several issues which made us discard it since the beginning of the Air project. Under a security point of view PPTP should be always avoided or at least used only with EAP-TLS authentication. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pptp#Security Kind regards
  10. Hello! Quite strange... What is the OS you're running? Kind regards
  11. Hello! Just an additional consideration on Bitcoin from an USA lawyer: https://twitter.com/fightcopytrolls/status/300801857910095873 Kind regards
  12. Hello! The problem is here: The TAP-Win32 adapter is the network interface used by OpenVPN. Please follow the instructions provided in the logs and make sure to launch the TAP adder script with administrator privileges. If the above does not solve the problem, please uninstall completely OpenVPN and re-install it, making sure to authorize the installer to install all the drivers. Kind regards
  13. @computerninja Hello! Your post has been moved into this thread which might provide you with some important hints. Kind regards
  14. Hello! We're sorry, the option to execute scripts is not available in the Air client. You might like to prepare a script which performs what you wish and then launches OpenVPN. Our configuration generator (menu "Member Area"->"Access without our client") will generate all the files needed by OpenVPN. Kind regards
  15. Hello! Unfortunately there's no general rule, and a server may have an uptime of years although the provider lines have been temporarily down, anyway you can have hints on the table "Top 10 Users Session Time" in the servers status monitor https://airvpn.org/status Kind regards
  16. Hello! Using AirVPN while connected to a public wifi hot-spot is a very good idea. While your device is connected to a VPN, the hot spot administrators can't see your packets real headers and payload, so they can NOT see real origins and destinations of your packets, real origin and destination ports, protocols and applications you use and content of your traffic. Additionally you will not be "visible" on the Internet with the hot-spot exit-IP address. Kind regards
  17. Hello! You get a certificate warning because the certificate belongs to airvpn.org We confirm you that the domain name you typed belongs to us. Please use the other name only if absolutely necessary (for example is your ISP blocks airvpn.org via DNS poisoning), or even better insert in your hosts file the following lines, so you can point to airvpn.org, you'll not get any warning and you'll be immune to DNS poisoning for airvpn.org: 85.17.207.151 airvpn.org 212.117.180.25 airvpn.org Kind regards
  18. @WinniethePooh Hello! We don't accept Paysafecard. We accept Liberty Reserve, Bitcoin and PayPal. You can pay any amount you wish with Bitcoin on each transaction, you don't have to transfer all the BTC in your account on any given transaction, obviously. Kind regards
  19. Staff

    API?

    Hello! We're sorry, currently not, and at this moment it has not been planned. Kind regards
  20. Hello! Yes, it's normal. The Unidentified network is bound to the TAP-Win32 Adapter (the virtual network interface used by OpenVPN), as far as we can see from the screenshot, because the reported IP address is the VPN IP address DHCP-pushed to your client by our servers. Kind regards
  21. Hello! Not really... HTTP is TCP traffic, while torrent clients rely heavily on UDP. UDP over UDP has some advantages (for some purposes) and disadvantages on UDP over TCP. There's also at least another variable to take into consideration, i.e. with http you normally connect to a single server, while with p2p to a swarm of peers. Kind regards
  22. Hello! Yes, it's possible, the performance difference may be very small in optimal conditions (for example when your ISP is directly connected to, or IS, the same tier1 provider to which the Air server is connected to). What is your ISP nominal "peak" download bandwidth? Kind regards
  23. Hello! The upgrade solved the first detected problem. Now the logs look just fine. Kind regards
  24. Hello! The problem is that the TAP-Win32 interface does not come up properly. Can you please try an upgrade to OpenVPN 2.3.0? Please pick the package for your system here: https://airvpn.org/windows OpenVPN 2.3.0 fixes several issues with the TAP-Win32 driver for Windows. Kind regards
  25. Hello! Perfect, Transmission is correctly tunneled as expected. Kind regards
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