UltraVPN: an other free VPN Service

**Mihai** · 27.05.09, 19:18

Now it doesn't even connect.

**Renk** · 27.05.09, 19:40

Originally Posted by anon

What I meant is that UltraVPN NATs you, but it appears you're talking about a different one?

Yes, for a simple reason: I can' use UltraVpn when my Canadian OpenVPN is installed, and reciprocally. Even when using a proper .ovpn confilg file (a TAP-win32 problem, it seems...). So, each time I want to use UltraVpn, I have first to uninstall Canadian OpenVPN, and then install UltraVpn.

Concerning PPTP + OpenVpn, I will do later wireshark's test and give the results here.

**anon** · 27.05.09, 19:55

Originally Posted by Mihai91

Now it doesn't even connect.

I wasn't at home when I posted that. When I arrived I have the same issue with both config files

I searched the UVPN forums about this but found nothing, they're probably having server problems.

Originally Posted by Renk

Yes, for a simple reason: I can' use UltraVpn when my Canadian OpenVPN is installed, and reciprocally.

You can if keep multiple .reg files with the folder paths inside. This is how I was able to keep two Hotspot Shield installs:

Code:

REGEDIT4

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\OpenVPN]
@="C:\\hss0936"
"config_dir"="C:\\hss0936"
"verify_dir"="C:\\hss0936"
"config_ext"="hvpn"
"exe_path"="C:\\hss0936\\openvpn.exe"
"log_dir"="C:\\hss0936"
"log_path"="C:\\hss0936"
"htdocs_dir"="C:\\hss0936"

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\OpenVPN-GUI]
"config_dir"="C:\\hss0936"
"config_ext"="hvpn"
"exe_path"="C:\\hss0936\\bin\\openvpn.exe"
"log_dir"="C:\\hss0936"

You won't need to change the config_exts to hvpn.

**Mihai** · 27.05.09, 19:59

I wasn't at home when I posted that. When I arrived I have the same issue with both config files I searched the UVPN forums about this but found nothing, they're probably having server problems.

Too bad.I really liked it.I hope they will resolve these problems.