The top VPN provider IPVanish has released a new version of their OpenVPN client. They also have a great new iOS tutorial on their site. This tutorial is for users on iOS who are on the new OpenVPN connection for iOS. And IPVanish users can now connect to some new VPN servers for PPTP, L2TP, and OpenVPN connections.
OpenVPN Client v2.3.3 for Windows
The new client for OpenVPN on Windows operating systems has just been released. It is version 2.3.3 with OpenSSL 1.0.0g. OpenSSL 1.0.0g is fully secured against the Heartbeed bug. It has been thoroughly tested for any issues that hackers can exploit through Heartbleed and has been found to be tightly secured. Users on any active Windows system – Windows XP, Vista, 7 or 8 – can use this new OpenVPN client version. There is also no longer any SSL V2 so that users can have better website security.
OpenVPN Tutorial for iOS Users
A great piece of news from IPVanish is their new OpenVPN connection for iOS devices. This is quite new for many VON users. So IPVanish has a very nice tutorial on their website for this. People who have been connecting via VPN on their iPhones, iPads and iPod Touch devices can now establish VPN connections through the OpenVPN protocol. IPVanish users are not going to have any trouble figuring out how to get the OpenVPN working on their iOS devices with this comprehensive and easy tutorial.
IPVanish also has great tutorials on PPTP, L2TP and OpenVPN connections for Windows and Mac OS X, and tutorials for PPTP and L2TP on Android and Ubuntu. If you use Tomato and DD-WRT routers for OpenVPN connections, you will also setup tutorials for these. If you need more help, just contact their round-the-clock email support.
New IPVanish Servers
IPVanish has reached double the number of IP addresses this year. This is because they are always working to increase their server count. The latest server addition is a New York server, which brings the count in that city to four.
