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Connect and confirm.
Start the connection. Check that VPNClient shows an active connection and your selected VPN server.
Connection options and settings
VPNClient offers WireGuard, UDP OpenVPN and TCP OpenVPN. The two OpenVPN options use different network transports; if one connection option will not connect, try another.
Leave IPv6 and DNS settings unchanged unless you are troubleshooting or following specific instructions.
Use the built-in iPhone or iPad VPN settings
Manual IKEv2 uses iOS or iPadOS Settings, separately from VPNClient. Open the VPN configuration area in Settings and add a new configuration using these values.
Your selected server hostname (same as Server Address)
Local ID
Your VPN username
VPN credentials
Your VPN username and password, when requested
Save the configuration and connect. If you see a certificate, proxy or authentication prompt not covered here, contact Support with your iOS version before continuing.
Prefer manual OpenVPN setup?
Generate an OpenVPN configuration in your VPN dashboard, then download and import it into an OpenVPN-compatible client.
A VPN changes your network route and visible public IP address. It does not change GPS coordinates, Apple ID or App Store region. Apps can also use location permissions and account settings to determine your location.
Having trouble connecting?
Check your VPN credentials.
Restart VPNClient.
Try another server.
Try another available connection option.
Compare Wi-Fi and mobile data, and record the error.