VPN providers who allow VPN routers

Hey, looooong time lurker, first time poster....

I was wondering if we could get a list of VPN sellers who allow VPN routers or the configuration of. Ive been in contact with a few :

iVPN = Dont allow
Airvpn = Allow, although does not seem to work
AceVPN = Allow, works well (log clients)
StrongVPN = Allow (log clients)
PRQ.se = Dpnt allow

I was hoping to get iVPN to allow, as they have been the best in terms of speed and stability, but not happening. Airvpn as has been impossible to connect using their current configuration as well. Strong and Ace actually work very well, ans also very stabe, however, their logging policies make them a no-no.
Any information appreciated.

 

BolehVPN does but they are still working on it see here: http://www.bolehvpn.net/forum/index.php/topic,6584.0.html

 

thanks for the info, although you need to be a member to view the forums, what does it say ?

Thanks.

 

Here is what it says

 

I have used OpenVPN in pfSense VMs with several VPN services, including both BolehVPN and iVPN. pfSense will run on rather minimal hardware, and it's free. There are many threads at -forum.pfsense.org about using pfSense with VPN services.

 

thanks for info mirmir. Yeah not quite what I was looking to do though.

 

What are you looking to do, if I may ask?

 

Well i have a household with 2 ipads , 2 macs and an iphone all using the internet, which i would like them going through the 1 vpn, but seeing as all providers only allow 1 connection at a time, using a WRT router and openvpn solve sthat problem.

 

Some providers don't limit simultaneous connections. Using multiple VPN connections will give you more total bandwidth, as long as you get more than 2-3 Mbps from your ISP. Although routers cost less than PCs, even cheap PCs, configuring and flashing OpenWRT is probably harder than installing pfSense. And there's no real risk of bricking your hardware.

 

I'll have a read up and check that out, thanks. As for multiple connections from providers, Ive not seen any any of the main providers offering this without paying for another account.

thanks.

 

Just FYI.

Mullvad.net: "Yes, up to three. Use the same customer id on all the computers"

insorg.org professional VPN: "We allow 3 simultaneous connections using one username from the same Internet connection!"

bolehvpn.net: "We only allow 2 VPN connection on a single internet ip address to connect to our servers at a specified time."

iVPN: "Therefore if you wish to have access to the VPN with two devices simultaneously then you would need two separate subscriptions."

XeroBank.com: unlimited connections for now, I think

 

what are security and privacy issues?
Do u trust your vpn when e.g. internet banking, checking emails etc...

 

thanks mirmir, that was the sort of thinking I was looking for when I posted the thread. IF anyone know of others.......

 

Perfect-privacy doesn't make hard limit (reasonable use ) for server connections. If I remember it correctly, that information cannot be found their site but forum instead.