The same thing happens regardless of which provider's VPN servers are used. This is nothing specific to IPVanish servers.
As we can not trust the combination of Linux and OpenVPN we must look for another solution.Īgain, thanks for your time TinCan, but we will have to agree to disagree We are dealing with very sensitive data which is why we use a Linux system for the inherent security. All of the commercial VPNs we have looked at rely on OpenVPN to connect to their access servers in Linux
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It is full of holesĬan anybody suggest a VPN system for Linux that does not involve OpenVPN as we really can not afford to be using 'hobbyist' software which is not supported. I am running an OpenVPN client, the software for which was downloaded from an OpenVPN site. These are specified in Windows, IOS, Ubuntu, etc etc opvn files are files that specify which server to connect to (and other parameters). IPVanish run Open VPN compatible access servers I think you are getting confused with terms such as client and server Still wrong, I reccommend reading articles such as :. Thanks for the input everybody, but I am waiting for a reply from an OpenVPN/Linux/IPVanish user/expert who can sort this out and talk to me in English.but maybe there are none I have been pointed to page after page after page of 'helpful', 'how to's Linux requires the following client directives to have some options be successfully -push'ed If you installed openvpn in Linux Mint from the Mint repos then this is what you need for DNS. I followed, to the letter, the installation guides for OpenVPN and IPVanish OpenVPN files are OpenVPN files regardless of platform. I can't think of anything more 'on topic' !! I posted it in 'OpenVpn Access server' which is what I have installedįor some reason it had been moved to 'off topic' It has taken me for ever to find my thread WE are beginning to suspect that there is a bug in the Mint system When I run a dns leak test for the first time only the IPVanish server shows on listīut on every dns leak test thereafter there is a whole bunch of Google servers listedīetween IPVanish support (who are very responsive and helpful, by the way) and the Mint forums, we have tested every conceivable adjustment to the system and the. Tls-cipher TLS-DHE-RSA-WITH-AES-256-CBC-SHA:TLS-DHE-DSS-WITH-AES-256-CBC-SHA:TLS-RSA-WITH-AES-256-CBC-SHA Router set to Google DNS servers 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4 System - Linux Mint 18.2 Cinnamon 64-bit Linux kernel 4.4.0-53-generic
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Please note that we will ALWAYS require your correct username in order to confirm your account status and provide support.I am now in my third week of posting on the Linux Mint forums and conversing with IPVanish support to try to crack my problem If you do not see it, it is highly recommended that you try and use a different email address to contact us. If you have waited 48 hours and you have not received a response, please check in your online SPAM or JUNK mail folders to make sure our message did not get sent there. However, it could be that our response(s) are not reaching you. If you created your message on our website, then it is very likely we received it. If you do not receive any response within 48 hours of sending your message to us, something is likely interfering or preventing us from reviewing your message in a timely manner. We try to answer emails as quickly as we can, however, we acknowledge that sometimes things out of our control may prevent you from receiving a response from us. If you have a question, email our support team. To speak with one of our agents via live chat, click on the Help icon in the bottom right of our Help page. We provide support via Live Chat, Email, and phone ( Note: Phone support is only Monday-Friday). Customer satisfaction is our number one goal. We provide support 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
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