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  1. I know Windows requires a properly configured firewall to prevent DNS leaks so I'm wondering if android has a similar vulnerability. I would assume it does but I haven't seen any mention of it. If so is there there anything that can be done to prevent it? Firewall?
  2. Hello, I signed up for an account and am trying to get it working with an old CM7 based Android device. Please do not tell me to upgrade my device unless you are willing to send me a better device yourself. I don't have the money. That out of the way, I can't find OpenVPN for Android on Play (and I think it wouldn't work anyway, since CM7 is 2.x.x), and OpenVPN Connect is "not compatible with my device." CM7 does have a built in VPN menu. I'd like to use UDP if possible but as long as my privacy is protected on random wifi I'll be a bit happier than not. The options are: Add PPTP VPNAdd L2TP VPNAdd L2TP/IPSec PSK VPNAdd L2TP/IPSec CRT VPNAdd OpenVPN VPN (OpenVPN SSL VPN)The OpenVPN settings want a server, a user authentication checkbox, a CA certificate, a user certificate, and a DNS search domain. When I tap the cert items, they bring up an empty dropdown box so I'm imagining I'd need to add the certs to my device through a different part of the settings menu. Any help?
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    Android XMPP (Jabber) client with OTR http://www.xabber.org/ Menu -> Settings -> XMPP accounts -> Add account Account type: XMPP Username: @xmpp.airvpn.org Password: Chat through TOR anonymity network and force TLS cryptographic protocol: if you wish so. By default it uses TLS if enabled. Click the created account, search TLS/SSL usage and force Require TLS.
  4. Hi to all. Little issue here. i want to cast a video through chromecast to my tv (with apps like crunchyroll or youtube), but when my android phone was air-connected (with openvpn) the chromecast results as "not found" on my network. if i turn off the vpn connection, chromecast return available. instead sending chrome tabs working normally with PC (windows 7). what can i do, any suggestions?
  5. Hi, i am having a tls key negotation problem with android, this is the log generated by Openvpn for android: I don't know what could be, pls help.
  6. ​Has anyone sucessfully made and received SIP phone calls, on Android, while connected to the VPN? I'm creating a WiFi only Android phone (No SIM card, Airplane Mode) and inputting all the open access points in my area, for a data connection. I have an OSTEL.co account, which allows for encrypted (ZRTP) SIP phone calls, using the CSIP Simple application. It also interfaces with Jitsi on the desktop. I want to activate the VPN before leaving the house, and make and receive phone calls. This all works great when using my bare home ISP connection, and on my carriers data network - but as soon as I connect to the VPN, I get nothing. Is this because I would need to forward ports in my Air account? ​ ​
  7. Install from Google Play Store OpenVPN Connect, the official OpenVPN client for Android developed by OpenVPN Technologies, Inc. Launch your internet browser. NOTE: don't use the default Android browser because it has an unresolved bug. Chrome and Opera have been tested by us and work. Log in the AirVPN website and create the configuration files from our Config Generator. Choose Linux as platform (only direct TCP and UDP connections are supported) and finally click then "Generate" button to download it. Downloaded .ovpn files may be imported directly into the application but the behavior depends on many factors (employed browser, files manager, Android version, etc). For simplicity's sake, we assume in this guide that you saved .ovpn generated files under the Download's directory in the Android filesystem. Launch OpenVPN Connect and click on the top right menu button: Click on the "Import" button: Click on "Import Profile from SD card": Browse your *.ovpn files: Select your configuration of choice: Confirm the import by clicking the "Select" button: Click on the "Connect" button to connect: Confirm Android security prompt dialog: Wait for the connection's bootstrap process: The VPN tunnel is now established: When you need to disconnect from the VPN click on the "Disconnect" button:
  8. Install OpenVPN for Android. Hosted on GitHub: https://github.com/schwabe/ics-openvpnNote: if you don't have access to Google Play Store, you can download "OpenVPN for Android" apk here: https://airvpn.org/repository/ics-openvpn-latest-stable.apkLaunch your internet browser.NOTE: don't use the default Android browser because it has an unresolved bug. Chrome and Opera have been tested by us and work. Connect to AirVPN website, login and create the configuration files from our Config Generator.Choose Linux as platform (only direct TCP and UDP connections are supported) and finally click the "Generate" button to download it. Downloaded .ovpn files may be imported directly into the application but the behavior depends on many factors (employed browser, files manager, Android version, etc).For simplicity's sake, we assume in this guide that you saved .ovpn generated files under the Download directory in the Android filesystem. Open OpenVPN for Android and tap the top right "Import" button: Click on the import button of the prompt dialog: Browse to *.ovpn files: Select your configuration of choice: Confim the import with the top right button: Click on the imported profile to connect: Confirm the Android's security prompt dialog: Wait for the bootstrap sequence: The VPN tunnel is now established: When you need to disconnect from the VPN click on the "Disconnect" button from the app's notification: Confirm the prompt dialog:
  9. Hi- this isn't so much a problem as a change I've noticed since upgrading my OS to run OpenVPN Last year was running 2 main devices. Laptop on Ubuntu 9.04 and a tablet on Ice Cream Sandwich. OpenVPN wouldn't run on Ubuntu 9.04 on laptop, had to configure seperately via Network Manager. Worked a treat on laptop, except whenever my connection was disrupted and AirVPN automatically reconnected but to a different server, Facebook and Gmail would go into spasms, lock me out and I'd need to reanswer security questions. It was painful, but I felt safe I could run OpenVPN on my Android tablet, and I don't recall having this reconnection security issue at either site ( but didn't use the tablet much ) I upgraded to Mint last year, was able to install OpenVPN and run my AirVPN acct through it. But I did notice that since then, neither FB or Gmail has had security issues with this when connection drops and is re-established via a different server A colleague suggested that perhaps in the interim AirVPN may have updated it's routing so that reconnects don't cause Facebook/ Gmail to warn about session hijacks, and I should check that first Is this the case? Or is OpenVPN somehow signalling that a VPN is being used with some sites such as Facebook? TIA
  10. Hi, Is there any development going on to enable SSH or SSL tunnels on Android to avoid DPI in China? Some other providers already have this service on Android. Thanks,
  11. Hi, sorry for being a noob, i am trying to connect mg phone with Android 4.2.2, i followed the instructions but when i try to import the ovpn file openvpn says "profile import failed: line too long" any help? Thanks
  12. Hi Im on a Nexus7 tablet. No matter what server / mode combination I try it just sits at Looking up DNS name when I try to connect. Then it timesout. Is this a common problem, what am I doing wrong? I am using the config generator and trying different servers TCP/UDP different ports etc. Im using the official OpenVPN Connect. Thanks for any help!
  13. I have a suggestion for an addition to the Android installation instructions. After importing the profile into OpenVPN Connect, you should delete the profile from the Download folder. In many cases, any app with WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE (and, recently, READ_EXTERNAL_STORAGE) will be able to read the contents of the Download folder, allowing a malicious app to grab your profile. The profile is more secure in the OpenVPN Connect app storage area. Is this worth adding?
  14. I have just installed openvpn on my galaxy s4, following the instructions here. Downloaded the config file, installed in the android app, tried to connect and got the error message given here in the title. How or what do I need to change to get authorised? Any help appreciated.
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