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There are many advantages to configuring your router to run ProtonVPN. These include: No need to set up a VPN on each device Protects devices that don’t support VPNs Automatically secures all your Internet traffic Protects your entire household with one device Learn more about why you should set up […]

There are two approaches of setting up Vilfo router with ProtonVPN: First During the set up of the Vilfo router your will see a VPN provider section. There you will be able to select the VPN provider you want to configure on to your router. Please select ProtonVPN and if […]

In this article, we are going to cover the basic VPN setup process on an AsusWRT router so that it can connect directly to ProtonVPN servers. First, you will have to access your Asus router control panel. By default, the address for it is 192.168.1.1. Please take this address and […]

A step-by-step guide to setup ProtonVPN on your Tomato router. ProtonVPN can be set up on your Tomato powered router to automatically connect to a ProtonVPN server available to your subscription whenever the internet connection is established. Below is a step-by-step guide to set up your ProtonVPN router. These changes […]

A step-by-step guide to setting up ProtonVPN on your DD-WRT router. Introduction If you set up your VPN account to work on your router, you can protect the online activity of each device connected to your WiFi. Below we explain how to get ProtonVPN to work on your DD-WRT router.  […]

VPNs are a good way to protect your online activity and privacy. However, they are not impenetrable. There are certain weaknesses that can compromise your identity even if you use a VPN. One such vulnerability is a DNS leak. What is DNS? You can think of the domain name system […]

VPN Connection fails due to “Gateway is unreachable” error Symptom: Starting the ProtonVPN Android app is successful. However, when you try to connect to a server, the connection fails and returns the error message “Gateway is unreachable”. Cause: The IPSec Passthrough is likely disabled in your router settings, which means […]

With the massively increasing amount of IP addresses required by global network each year, IPv4 can no longer meet the demand. That’s why IPv6 was introduced – to allow more unique TCP/IP identifiers to be created for each user. While most of the internet users are still using IPv4 protocol, […]