OpenVPN List
OpenVPN maintains quality by testing every public server at minute-level intervals, listing only those that meet our performance and reliability standards.
Picking an OpenVPN server
Choose servers that show recent checks and low response times to improve reliability. For everyday browsing prefer geographically closer servers to reduce latency. If you need a specific region for testing or content access, select the matching country but expect higher response times for distant nodes.
Before connecting: download the .ovpn, inspect it briefly for any notes or custom ports, and import into your client. If your ISP blocks typical VPN ports, try switching UDP/TCP settings in the client or select a server using a commonly open port (443). Always verify connection status and IP after connecting.
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