Can setup on router?
Got option to portforward?

I dunno about setting it up on router, but it runs an OpenVPN daemon in the background.

Perhaps we can if we know how to set it up as on OpenVPN client in the router.

I think it allows portforwarding by default, otherwise my uTorrent client cannot run.

Here is my relevant Windows 10 processes detail screenshot for Betternet.

Parking in good thread

but i wont trust it with sensitive data, like financing, but for"fishy"tube maybe

This post has been edited by noobandroid: May 6 2017, 06:16 PM

Guys, are the mentioned work for maxis p2p?

maybe, but maxis is strict with port monitoring, p2p might fail

You can try out Betternet on the iOS or Android platforms according to your smartphobe.

And yes, it works for P2P, at least on my Windows version.

Give it a try. It is free for life with unlimited data.



Go to playstore and search for "Betternet".

Possible to config directly on router if they can share server config
Still, thanks for recommendation
This is good to bypass youtube speed limitation on certain ahem network, really fast
I think I'll stick to my paid vpn since I need to open specific ports to access my ipcamera

Which paid VPN you using that can do port forwarding?

Phybervpn

There's also

Ra4w vpn

https://www.reddit.com/r/VPNTorrents/commen...ort_forwarding/

This post has been edited by alucard89: May 7 2017, 10:22 AM

Don't spread lies bro. Free for live come with limited daily quota, limited server, capped speed, block email client, block voip, block game, block video etc.
https://securitykiss.com/pricing/

So you really believe that they could provide free service while they have to fork out money themselves for the bandwidth and server? There's no free lunch in the world. You are not playing explicitly but you are paying in some other form.

agreed. if free sound too good to be true... it's because it actually is.-

an honest opinion would be to look for an alternative to Maxis instead of looking for a VPN. bus still... also, the more you read on torrent vpn the more you realize there is no "best" bet. just the "right" bet. so whatever floats your boat is the right option, one you should look for.

as a rule of thumb, ensure these things before you sign up for something

1. no of servers in that particular region you're trying to connect to, the more the better
2. encryption. this is essential because of obvious reasons
3. speed. it's okay to lose a little speed in the process of encrypting and securing your torrent. perfectly normal. but if it's too low the downloading becomes impossible, then that's a red flag.
4. most importantly, go through your provider's policies over their policy page. the last thing you want is to pay to be ratted out.

Nordvpn are often being recommended by many reviewers but this particular reviewer said it's bad.

https://thatoneprivacysite.net/2016/09/03/nordvpn-review/



May be I will try the Blackvpn but is rather expensive. For cheaper ones, may be I will try VPNArea.

Interesting you should say that. This reviewer have a excel table saying saying what you said about betternet privacy and bad leak protection.

https://thatoneprivacysite.net/blog/

how much reliability can a personal blog be, his test aren't even comprehensive, he is just giving his own opinions

Why do u have to believe anything?

I am merely saying that blog and poster "myandylai" seem to be coming to the same conclusion regarding NordVPN.

agree with you. when using free VPN, please don't use for personal access to banking, or do a transaction. it might jeopardy your personal information. if just p2p, then its ok.

I have Unifi and I can get 50 mbps easy. With a VPN set on router, the best I got was 18 mpbs, a 65% reduction in speed. What are you people getting?