What is VPN Protocols?
The VPN protocol you use will determine how your data is routed between your computer and the VPN servers. Each one of the protocols has different configurations which are beneficial in a variety of circumstances according to the situation. For example, some of them give priority to speed, while others focus on privacy and security. We offer 2 protocols: OpenVPN and L2TP/IPSec.
OpenVPN
We use the OpenVPN protocol - formally OpenVPN is not a protocol, instead it’s an open source software that uses VPN capabilities to create safe channels. This is the most complete privacy technology which provides the perfect balance of speed, protection and reliability.
You can almost configure any encryption algorithm.
1 simultaneous connection
L2TP/IPSec
The Layer 2 Tunneling Protocol is a very popular VPN protocol. L2TP doesn’t include data encryption, which is why we implemented the IPSec technology. After implementing L2TP/IPSec, it becomes one of the most secure and dependable VPN connections. L2TP/IPSec uses the AES-256-bit encryption and has no known vulnerabilities. IPsec is a set of protocols for data protection transmitted over the Internet Protocol (IP). It offers integrity authentication checkup and it also supports the encryption of IP packets.
3 simultaneous connections