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Quels sont les protocoles utilisés par OpenVPN?
OpenVPN, le plus couramment utilisé. IKEv2, idéal sur mobile. L2TP/IPSec, très fiable et facile à utiliser. SSTP, très sécurisé et capable de contourner la plupart des pare-feu.
Quel est le meilleur protocole VPN?
Si vous utilisez ExpressVPN, le nouveau protocole Lightway est sans doute la meilleure option. Avec d’autres services VPN, vous devrez attendre que Lightway soit disponible en open source, sinon OpenVPN est actuellement le protocole VPN le plus répandu.
Quel est le rôle de TCP?
Présenté simplement, le protocole TCP/IP est un standard de communication entre deux processus. Il détermine et fixe les règles inhérentes à l’émission et à la réception de données sur un réseau. L’association des deux protocoles permet d’apporter des garanties de fiabilité dans le transfert des données.
What is the OpenVPN TCP vs UDP difference?
OpenVPN can use both the TCP (Transmission Control Protocol) and UDP (User Datagram Protocol) communication standards. Most VPN providers let you choose between them. But, few explain the OpenVPN TCP vs UDP difference and any advantages one has over the other. The function of both standards is to split your data into small transmittable packets.
What is OpenVPN protocol and how does it work?
If you use a VPN regularly, you probably know that almost all VPN vendors provide OpenVPN protocol because OpenVPN is a secure and reliable open-source solution. Both Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) and User Datagram Protocol (UDP) are protocols for sending data packets through the internet built on top of the Internet Protocol.
How does OpenVPN UDP tunneling work with a browser?
Assume that you’re using your OpenVPN UDP tunnel to load a website. Your browser would use TCP to connect to the port 80 of the server hosting the website. The browser has no idea your connection is going through a UDP VPN tunnel and neither does the said TCP protocol.
What port does OpenVPN run on?
OpenVPN, which is built on OpenSSL libraries, can be configured to run TCP on that same port. Many VPN providers let you do this. When a VPN uses OpenVPN TCP on port 443, any data sent over the connection looks like regular website SSL traffic, not VPN traffic.