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FlyVPN Windows tutorial
1. Open FlyVPN, register with your email and log in to FlyVPN.
2. Select a server in the server list on the homepage and click Connect.
3. If you have connected to a server, and you need change to another server, you can disconnect the currently connected server first, then enter the server list to select a server to connect.
4. The server list is divided into "Recently", "Favorites" and "All". Click "All", you can filter servers by region. Click the star icon on the front of the server to favorite the server. Click it again to cancel the Favorite. The favorite server is saved in "Favorites".
5. You can set the network protocol on the homepage, network protocols include: Auto, TCP, UDP, Global proxy and Manual proxy. It is recommended to set the Auto protocol (default). After resetting the protocol, it will work after you successfully connect to the server next time.
6. Open the "Route" function, you can set the VPN access mode, the default is full routing mode.
7. Click on the avatar to see My account, Expiration date, Concurrent connections and other features.
8. Settings include: Reconnection, Protocol, Network Lock, and other functions. You need to disconnect the VPN to change the settings.
FlyVPN Linux tutorial
Notice:
1. There are three types of Linux clients, which are suitable for 32-bit, 64-bit and arm systems. Please download the client for your system.
2. Please click to visit the FlyVPN download page to get the latest client version number and replace it with the following tutorial.
3. In the case of remotely operating Linux devices through public network IP, udp, tcp, and lwip protocols will change your device IP after connection, causing ssh to be disconnected. You can connect via consoles such as vnc, console, etc., to set the routing table correctly. If you use the proxy protocol, there is no such problem.
FlyVPN Linux 4.1.1.0 version installation example:
root@test:~# wget https://www.flyvpn.com/files/downloads/linux/flyvpn-x86_64-4.1.1.0.tar.gz
root@test:~# tar zxvf flyvpn-x86_64-4.1.1.0.tar.gz
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How to view the help:
Example of connecting to the server:
1. Create a configuration file named flyvpn.conf under the /etc directory, and fill in the FlyVPN account and password.
root@test:~# cat /etc/flyvpn.conf
user Your-Account-Name
pass Your-Password
2. Login: execute the command ./flyvpn login to login.
3. Execute the command ./flyvpn list to view the list of servers that can be connected.
4. Use ./flyvpn connect to connect to the server. Note that the Server ID or Name needs to be enclosed in quotation marks.
Option 1: Connect according to the Server name, enter the command: ./flyvpn connect "Fremont #14"
Option 2: Connect according to the Server ID, enter the command: ./flyvpn connect "vvn-1061-281"
Finally, select the protocol type according to your needs: udp, tcp, lwip, proxy, and you can connect successfully.
FlyVPN macOS tutorial
1. Open FlyVPN, register with your email and log in to FlyVPN.
2. Select a server in the server list on the homepage and Click "Connect" Click "Connect".
3. If you have connected to a server, and you need change to another server, you can disconnect the currently connected server first, then enter the server list to select a server to connect.
4. The server list is divided into "Recently", "Favorites" and "All". Click "All", you can filter servers by region. Click the star icon on the front of the server to favorite the server. Click it again to cancel the Favorite. The favorite server is saved in "Favorites".
5. You can check the recently used servers under "Recently".
6. You can set the network protocol on the homepage, network protocols include: Auto, TCP, UDP, Global proxy and Manual proxy. It is recommended to set the Auto protocol (default). After resetting the protocol, it will work after you successfully connect to the server next time.
7. Click on the avatar to see My account, Expiration date, Concurrent connections and other features.
8. Settings: Click the lower-left corner of the home page to pop up the setting module. Settings include: Reconnection, Protocol, Network Lock, and other functions. You need to disconnect the VPN to change the settings.
FlyVPN iOS tutorial
1. Open FlyVPN, register with your email and log in to FlyVPN.
2. Click the Servers button on the homepage to enter the servers list, select a server, and click Connect. FlyVPN has the function of [Auto Match] which means that it will automatically select an appropriate server for you when clicking the country you need . If you need a specific server, please click the button on the right of the country to select the city you need.
3. If you have connected to a server, and you need change to another server, you can disconnect the currently connected server first, then enter the server list to select a server to connect.
4. The server list is divided into "All servers" and "Favorites". Click the star icon on the front of the server to favorite the server. Click it again to cancel the Favorite. The favorite server is saved in "Favorites".
5. You can set the network protocol on the homepage, network protocols include: Auto, TCP, UDP. It is recommended to set the Auto protocol (default).
6. Network Lock is FlyVPN's kill switch. The local network will not be restored ( the device has no network after the server is accidentally disconnected) even if the connection between the user's device and our server is interrupted.To restore it, the server should be manually disconnected, thus effectively avoiding the local IP from being leaked.
7. The guide of "Home Page","Purchase" and "Mine" are at the bottom of the screen. Click "Mine" to enter the profile page. The modules of the profile include: Billing, Help, Settings, and other functions.
FlyVPN Android tutorial
1. Open FlyVPN, register with your email and log in to FlyVPN.
2. Click the Servers button on the homepage to enter the servers list, select a server, and click Connect. FlyVPN has the function of [Auto Match] which means that it will automatically select an appropriate server for you when clicking the country you need . If you need a specific server, please click the button on the right of the country to select the city you need.
3. If you have connected to a server, and you need change to another server, you can disconnect the currently connected server first, then enter the server list to select a server to connect.
4. The server list is divided into "All servers" and "Favorites". Click the star icon on the front of the server to favorite the server. Click it again to cancel the Favorite. The favorite server is saved in "Favorites".
5. You can set the network protocol on the homepage, network protocols include: Auto, TCP, UDP. It is recommended to set the Auto protocol (default).
6. Open the "Routing" function, you can set the VPN access mode, the default is full routing mode.
7. The guide of "Home Page","Purchase" and "Mine" are at the bottom of the screen. Click "Mine" to enter the profile page. The modules of the profile include: Billing, Help, Settings, and other functions.
8. Settings include: Reconnect Automatically, Routing, Network Lock, Specify apps and other functions.
The TAP driver of Windows borrows OpenVPN’s TAP driver to install a virtual network card in the operating system to provide VPN network services.
Our virtual NICs don’t conflict with OpenVPN or other accelerators, so you can use them with confidence.
In addition to UDP and TCP protocols, FlyVPN currently also supports HTTP/Socks5 proxy.
You can specify a browser or application to use VPN without affecting the local network of other software.
Our guide will show you how to set up FlyVPN's HTTP/Socks5 proxy and how to use it in related browsers.
Note: When using the HTTP/Socks5 proxy, Route options are not available.
1. Get host and port numbers
Select the "manual proxy", get the host and port numbers of the HTTP/Socks5 proxy after connecting to a server successfully.
2. Configure the application
Configure the correct host and port numbers in applications that support the HTTP/Socks5 protocol and you need to use.
You can refer to the following tutorials to configure the HTTP/Socks5 proxy protocol in different applications. The configuration tutorials will continue to be included. If you have an application you want to configure, please contact our customer service.
Safari Firefox ChromeUpon turning on the function, the local network will not be restored ( the device has no network after the server is accidentally disconnected) even if the connection between the user's device and our server is interrupted. To restore it, the server should be manually disconnected, thus effectively avoiding the local IP from being leaked.
The server is accidentally disconnected: The network environment is complex. Even the best server may be interrupted. The function is developed for preventing data from entering or leaving the device when the server gets interrupted because of network fluctuations, so as to avoid the leakage of network privacy and local IP addresses.
