AirVPN

Hii, I used AirVPN for a while so IK what you're talking about. ngl its solid for port forwarding. But BambooVPN gave me better speeds and a built-in kill switch.

I'm in Russia and can connect to AirVPN servers via AmneziaWG no problem, at least on home internet. Speeds are great. I then connect to my home server via vless+tcp+reality and pipe my traffic through the AWG tunnel for use when on a cellular network (for the increasingly rare times when cellular d

Or just use ProtonVPN or AirVPN which have port forwarding built in their client. This will skyrocket your up and downs

No, is not gonna help with your use case I suggest to do a couple of research in regards of gluetun + a strong and fast-moving stream of water (from Oxford Dictionary) and a port-forwarding friendly VPN of your choice (ProtonVPN? AirVPN?)

Proton, wire guard via binhex container. Used nord, worked fine but it can't do port forwarding for seeding properly, tried airvpn but it was a mess, barely worked, when it did it performed terribly dropped it after 2weeks and the software was they use holy, this was written by Terry Davis himself I

It shouldn't really, I'll be honest though this might take a little fiddling and figuring out. There are a lot of resources out there, but you'll probably have to do some reading. There are a few places that could introduce slowdown: your hardware their hardware their connection the protocol In theo

You need a VPN with port forwarding like AirVPN (which I’m currently using). ProtonVPN may be more attractive but its port changes every time you connect, which means you have to manually change it every single time. Once you port forward, your speeds will skyrocket. Also make sure to disable uPnP

He's using VPN, it's def mullvad, which is spotty from time to time. I've been planning to go back to AirVPN because my mullvad server keeps having same issues as Hakim. I know both Hakim and JT sponsored by it.

You can route the internet of a specific device through a vpn. I have my torrenting server on a vlan and I have that whole vlan routed through a vpn and it works pretty flawlessly, no glueton, no docker. I think instead of routing a whole vlan through a vpn you can do it by device. Also I use airvpn

If you use NordVPN or similar services check out AirVPN. They're the real deal, based in Europe and run by a hacktivist team with the goal only of providing internet freedom. Low prices, high speeds, and high integrity. And a great port forwarding system. Been using them for years. This is the only