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FreshTomato is the only version of the Tomato community-developed custom firmware for routers still actively supported. If you are using an older version of Tomato, we recommend upgrading to FreshTomato.  In this guide, we show you how to set up ProtonVPN on a Tomato router running the FreshTomato firmware using […]

In this article, we are going to cover the basic VPN setup process on an OpenWRT router so that it can connect directly to the ProtonVPN servers. Learn more about why you should set up a VPN on your router.  We don’t recommend setting up a VPN connection if you aren’t a […]

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 show you how to set up an AsusWRT router to connect to ProtonVPN servers. If you encounter any problems, please see the Troubleshooting section at the end of the article. Please note that ProtonVPN only guarantees support for streaming services to Plus and Visionary users.  Upgrade […]

FreshTomato is the now only version of the Tomato community-developed custom firmware for routers still actively supported. We therefore recommend upgrading to FreshTomato and configuring it using our How to setup ProtonVPN on FreshTomato routers guide. This legacy guide is therefore primarily for reference only.    A step-by-step guide to setup ProtonVPN […]

This is 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 […]

This guide shows you how to set up ProtonVPN on pfSense 2.5.x, which allows any device connected to your router to be protected with a ProtonVPN connection. As usual, a Plus or Visionary plan is required for devices on your network to access streaming services. Note that we have a […]

This article provides instructions for setting up ProtonVPN on a Synology NAS device running the DiskStation Manager (DSM)  operating system. It also includes an optional guide for sharing the Synology’s VPN connection with other devices on your LAN network. Prerequisites Synology DSM 6.2.x up and running. A computer on the […]

By setting up ProtonVPN on your router, you can provide VPN protection to all your internet-connected devices. While there are many routers that provide this possibility, the setup process can be complicated. We have therefore partnered with InvizBox to create a router specifically for ProtonVPN. The InvizBox for ProtonVPN is […]

With ProtonVPN, you can stream and watch video content on any Android TV by installing the app directly on your TV set.  The app allows you to watch content from more than 50 countries, if you have a paid plan. Users with free accounts can select from up to 3 […]

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 an authentication failure Symptom: Opening and logging in to the ProtonVPN Android app is successful. However, when you try to connect to a server, the connection fails and returns the error message “User authentication failed”. The Android application logs indicate “AUTH_FAILED”. (You can access your […]

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, […]