I took the liberty of going into my iVPN account to let SAM from iVPN know about this thread. I don't know if they've changed that policy or not. That alone almost made me remove them from my recommended choices. And having to opt-out of a 2'nd year of service, when it should be opt-in. Cash), but that can be said about all VPN's I know of save 1 (Mullvad). The only thing I didn't like about their service was no truly anonymous payment method (i.e. Have gotten back to me within 3 days, and usually 1 or 2, and answered every problem I've ever had. Then go into my DNS addresses in my TCP/IP settings and use the ones for the 2'nd hop, or Swiss/German Privacy Foundation as the secondary sometimes depending on the situation. I set a range in my FW rules for DNS because I came to find they always use a certain range. You can change your DNS servers to whatever you want. And I'd recommend this approach to everyone regardless of what VPN they choose. That's why I'd never save the login info, and always type it in freshly each time. Storing passwords in plain text is indeed a horrid idea. And even with double hop only a slight slowdown. I found their speed to be among the best VPN's I've ever used with single hop. I would never trust a custom client to prevent leaks. So I actually think they're better than most in this regard. But at the same time one of iVPN's reps did create the DNS Leak Fix tool which helps too. I wouldn't trust any other way than to set firewall rules to drop my entire internet connection when the VPN connection drops. With any VPN service the only real/true leak protection has to be done by the end user. I want to love the service, I just get disappointment and am very close to taking it off my recommended list, In fact it may be off it already for said reasons.
Ivpn username and password how to#
*24/7 help good for refunds but kinda clueless how to fix any problems and wont even try "See help section". *TCP connections are very slow for no reason. This makes no sense, why have multiple hops if your DNS is going to be running through the first server. *Multiple hop servers use the first hop servers for DNS, which is poor as it is.
Ivpn username and password password#
*If you enter the wrong password you have to re-install the program to change it, as there is no option to change it manually "Or enter the plain text configuration". *New Beta client flat out does not connect or work * Storing your password and usernames in plain text in the OpenVPN folder.
* Finding your key on their website is retarded hard to find and hidden away. * Problems with speed, I have found the speed gets worse when my own or other DNS/Leak fixes are applied. * No Disconnection "Block" or "Halt" system for when the connection breaks. I have nothing against those guys, and I hoped they would improve after ( 8 ) months, I gave them a detailed list of what was wrong and nothings really been done to fix it. I'm kinda in the mind to remove iVPN from my list of recommended VPN services.
0 kommentar(er)
