Your security and privacy are front and center with our VPN client for Windows.
With AsuraVPN’s Windows client, you are downloading
What does your family use the PC for? Gaming, homework, banking, shopping, or something else? Whatever you’re doing, you want to do it without being targeted or tracked, right? Now, AsuraVPN is here to guarantee your security, allowing you to enjoy online activities without fear or stress.
Everyone in your family is going to be able to get on their favorite sites, from social media to video sites.
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Your Mac is already easy to use – what if it could be simpler? Now with AsuraVPN it can be!
Your reach goes far and wide due to our hundreds of servers found all over the world. With our VPN client, you can jump between servers to get the best speeds, no matter where you are.
Keep your family safe anywhere they are with our app for Android.
AsuraVPN believes in your electronic privacy & freedom; that’s why we have given you the control to download our VPN client straight to your android device. Downloading our AsuraVPN APK file is easy and secure. We have detailed the installation steps below to ensure that you benefit from enhanced security much faster.
There are many different ways to install, AsuraVPN VPN client, we have listed options below depending on your Android version and method of installation.
Download the APK AsuraVPN file. If you haven't yet downloaded the APK file onto your Android, do the following:
We’re your best option when it comes to iOS device security. We keep your data safe and ensure that all of your activities online remain private.
Public WiFi is great – except when it’s not. Hackers and other third parties can get the info you want to keep private. Not anymore, though. With your iOS download, you can use any hotspot you want while being protected with the best security out there.
Open the terminal (Ctrl + Alt + T) and run the following command:
# sudo apt-get install openvpnChoose the server you wish to connect to from the Server Status page and download the .ovpn file and ca certificate. Open the CA certificate and copy the contents inside the .ovpn file like so;
client dev tun proto udp remote (SERVER_IP_HERE after "remote") nobind persist-key persist-tun ca ca.crt auth-user-pass comp-lzo reneg-sec 0 verb 3 cipher AES-256-CBCNow run OpenVPN as run:
# openvpn /etc/openvpn/SERVER-NAME-HERE.ovpnEnter your credentials and you should now be successfully connected. Enjoy and use responsibly.
In case any domain or website is not responding for you, this might be an issue with the name server.
# vim /etc/resolv.confAdd the following:
Nameserver 80.67.0.2