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ok. if things didn't work at 1320 then it's likely not an MTU issue.

Is this an MTU issue?

I agree. AirVPN is getting a reputation as a provider that allows everything but has poor performance because the servers are overloaded.

The article windscribe published says they do warn. But, some people have no email associated with their account. In that case it may seem like there's no warning but I think they'll give accounts a second chance in that case.

AirVPN use has gone up so much over the last year or so that I think they're struggling to keep up with demand.

I know for a fact it's possible because I use DCO clients for other servers (not AirVPN) that are not running DCO.

I noticed recently that there are 8 servers that now appear to support DCO. That is, in the config generator they appear when openvpn 2.6 is selected. However, when I tried connecting to one in the same way I connect successfully to Marsic no traffic flowed through the tunnel. Are those servers appearing in the DCO list in error or is DCO intended to work for those servers? Thanks. edit: looked again and now there are 12 servers that appear with openvpn 2.6 selected

With the way browsers are fingerprinted and users are tracked via cookies, etc. chances are "they" know who you are whether you use a VPN or not.....unless you do everything you can to create a new identity through the VPN and totally separate that from your other self(s). And that takes effort and some technical knowledge.

OK, I'm sure others have already done this but I figured out how to use Plex's system with pool 2 and that is by putting the "https://pool 2 external IP:external port" into the custom server access url option in the network settings for the plex server.

Please advise how we should handle using pool 2 for Plex? Plex will always report to its system that the server isn't remotely accessible because it's testing to the pool 1 entry IP. But using yougetsignal to the pool 2 entry IP or the internal port tester ports are open, all is good. How can we get Plex to propagate in its system the proper entry IP when using pool 2?

that was actually me that said to change the local port ;)

Local port needs to be 32400 in this case. should work then.

Are there humans anywhere else?

How do you make your download speed visible at the top user speed on that section? I couldn't find and answer to that anywhere. Reaching speeds well above anyone there, but still not on that list for some reason. That's an average speed over several minutes. So doing a speed test with ookla, for example, won't be reflected there.

I know that I can use 1500 MTU on my ISP, so 1400 Wireguard MTU will work the best for my connection If 1500 byte is possible with your ISP then 1420 for wireguard should work fine. In pfsense I use 1420 for MTU and MSS, and with that TCP connections though the tunnel are capped at 1380 bytes.