SoftEther VPN Questions & Answers

Open the SoftEther VPN client, go to the connection settings, and select the VPN protocol you want to use (e.g., OpenVPN, L2TP/IPsec).

Ensure your app is updated, check your internet connection, and try switching servers. If the problem persists, reinstall the app or contact support.

SoftEther VPN is free and open-source, so there is no subscription to cancel.

Yes, SoftEther VPN can be configured on multiple devices, but simultaneous connections depend on the server setup.

Restart your device, switch servers, check your internet connection, or reinstall the SoftEther VPN client. If issues persist, consult SoftEther’s documentation or support.

Yes, SoftEther uses strong encryption and supports multiple VPN protocols, ensuring your data is secure and private.

SoftEther VPN does not have a built-in kill switch. You may need to use third-party software to achieve this functionality.

Some websites may block VPN traffic. Try switching to a different server or using the VPN over HTTPS or DNS mode to bypass restrictions.

Firstly, install and configure SoftEther VPN Server and then follow the installation and setup steps:

Step 1: Download SoftEther VPN Server.
Step 2: Run the Installer and do initial Configuration.
Step 3: Forward ports on router and add firewall rule.
Step 4: Reserve IP address for the VPN Server machine and set up DHCP reservation on router.
Step 5: Assign static IP address to PC (Windows 10) and set up VPN connection on Client PC.

Slow connection can be due to server load, distance from the server, or network issues. Try switching to a different server, using a wired connection, or checking your internet speed.