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I.E.: My local and my 'isolated' network should be 192.168.1.x/24. This means the isolated' network should have the same subnet addresses than the local one. > If possible, those 'test VM' should preserve its IP when added to the 'test lab' so. Even though 'isolated', they must have internet access. The idea is being able to backup a VM form my current network, and run it in my ¡'isolated envitonment' to make some tests.
> I am going to run backups of some VM now running in my network. I have read about just using an internal swith with NAT ( ), but I have some doubts: I need that all VM inside will be 'isolated' (must no see any computer from my local network, and local network must not see them), but they should be able to access internet through HyperV host
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However as soon as p2p traffic (says downloading a Ubuntu server iso torrrent) is launched, the VPN connection is routed to the nearest server which is Singapore in my case. If there is no p2p traffics the connection will always stay in the AU region (by checking its exit IP location). So, you either count it as £2.19 / $2.69 for 26 months, or £2.37 / $2.91 for 24 months.I need to create a 'private test lab' in HyperV. For example, I am connected to one of the sever in the AU. Like other cheeky VPN services, PIA was – at the time of review – displaying ‘+ 2 months free’ and factoring them into the monthly price to make it look lower. However, prices are competitive, with a month’s subscription costing £2.37 / $2.91 if you go for the two year option.
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PIA doesn’t offer a free trial, but its money-back guarantee has now been brought in line with the 30 days that most VPN services offer. No longer do you have to fill out a contact form with details of your problem and wait for a response. The company also has 24/7 live chat, addressing the main criticism that we had previously about its support. But finally that is sorted – at least for now – as when we tested the London – Streaming server from a physical location in France, we were able to watch shows with no issues. When we tested Private Internet Access in 2017, 2018, 20 it was unable to unblock BBC iPlayer.
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If you have fast broadband you can do your own testing for free by signing up for a month as there’s a 30-day money back guarantee, so long as you don’t pay by Apple Pay (as refunds can only be processed via Apple). All we could see is whether any servers ran noticeably slower than this.
At the time of updating this review, lockdown prevented us using our office and it’s not possible to test how fast VPNs run on a slow home broadband connection below 40Mbps. Testing the speed of a VPN is a tricky business as speeds vary all the time and are affected by many factors. We’d like to see this resolved soon, because IPv6 connections are becoming more prevalent and quite a few rival services support both types of IP address. Only IPv4 is supported though, so all IPv6 connections are blocked. This means our real location was always concealed. We found no DNS or IP leaks when testing Private Internet Access. You can pay anonymously via Bitcoin, though, so you shouldn’t write off PIA as an option simply because it’s based in the US. Unfortunately, you’ll have to take the company’s word for it as it hasn’t released the results of any audits into the logging policy. No logs of any kind are kept so PIA doesn’t know when you use its service, how long for or what you do while you use it. You have to search the support section to find these, where you’ll find that Privacy policy you’ll find only a terse reference to logging, but no actual details about what it does or doesn’t store when you use the VPN service. We’d like PIA to make its logging policy a lot more prominent on its website, and make its privacy policy a lot easier to read and understand. Kape also owns Cyberghost and NetProtect. There have yet to be any requests since Kape took ownership. However, these were before the company changed hands in 2019. It has demonstrated this is several court cases where it has not offered any data which could identify individual users. However, while PIA can be asked to hand over data by authorities, its no-logs policy means there is no data to hand over. PIA is headquartered in the US, which is a red flag to anyone who knows about the 5-eyes (and 14-eyes) group of countries.
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