FREE IP CHANGING SOFTWARE

FREE IP CHANGING SOFTWARE




Welcome

Finding free VPN services is not easy as most VPN services do not have free version, only a few days you can test. The most well-known free VPN service is Hotspot Shield, but from time to time other services come and go. As was the case with AlwaysVPN.



HOW TO GET STARTED

The installation is simple. This tutorial covers the procedure both for Windows and Linux
operating systems.

Windows - using the original OpenVPN software

Alonweb is just an OpenVPN server, so original OpenVPN software will work perfectly with it. You'll need Alonweb certificate and configuration file, which you can download here and extract the contents of the archive to your configuration folder.
NB: If you're using OpenVPN GUI by Mathias Sundman, you should change the extension of the config file from .conf to .ovpn, otherwise it won't work.

Windows - using Alonweb OpenVPN bundle (recommended)

First you need to download OpenVPN client installer by clicking here. It is malware and spyware-free open-source software. When the download is finished, you should run the installer with Administrator privileges.

Click the "Next" button in the appeared window.

Carefully read the license agreement. It does not restrict both private and commercial usage. Choose, whether you accept it or not.

Choose the installation directory. Usually the default one will do. Click "Next".

Select the components you wish to install. If unsure, just click "Next".

Wait while the installation is in progress. Then click "Next".

When the installation is done, click "Finish".

Using the Alonweb VPN service is very simple:

Right-click the OpenVPN client icon in your system tray and select "Connect".

When asked, enter your Alonweb login and password.

You will be prompted when the connection is established. Usually it takes less then five seconds to connect, however this value depends on your Internet connection speed and reliability.

When the icon turns green, you may safely bypass your firewalls and restrictions.

Linux

You can download Alonweb certificate and config file for your OpenVPN here. If you're not experienced enough, please read below.

You need to install OpenVPN package for your Linux distribution. Open your Linux console and gain root privileges by executing the "su" command. You need to run "sudo su" if you're using Ubuntu.

Tell your package manager to install OpenVPN for you. On Debian or Ubuntu run the following command:
apt-get install openvpn

The package manager differs on rpm-based distributions (RedHat, Fedora, CentOS, etc.), so if you're running them execute the following:
yum install openvpn

Also you need to download and install Alonweb configuration file and security certificate, by doing this:
wget http://static.alonweb.com/downloads/alonweb.tar.gz
tar -C /etc -xvzf alonweb.tar.gz

That's it! Start your OpenVPN by running
/etc/init.d/openvpn start
...enter your username and password, and you're online!

OTHER FREE VPN SERVICES AT A GLANCE

• OpenVPN (FREE)(*advertisement)(Linux, and Windows)
• Always VPN (Prepay) (5 GB to 80 GB limit) (Linux, Mac and Windows)*Out of Beta
  
• Hotspot Shield (FREE) (*advertisement) (Windows) (3 gig Cap)
  
• WiTopia (40$/ Year) (Mac, Linux, and Windows)
• CyberGhostVpn offers free (basic) and paid VPN. Bit of a slow start each time, but ad-free 95% of the time, just one big ad of theirs for their own service every hour or so.

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