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PPTP vs L2TP - what VPN should you use?
2019-August-17
2019-August-17
vpnjack.com offers both PPTP and L2TP (to be more precise, L2TP over IPSec or L2TP/IPSec) VPN connections. Which one should you be using?
Faster VPN arrived!
2018-May-06
2018-May-06
We have a great news! We have upgraded our server and network infrastructure and as a result our customers will experience faster VPN connections. As always, we do not limit the bandwidth of the VPN connections or the amount of traffic being transferred. Our VPN service is trully unmetered and unlimited.
We provide L2TP VPN now and it works with iOS 10 and macOS Sierra (10.12)
2017-December-29
2017-December-29
As of now, vpnjack.com officially provides and supports L2TP VPN connections in addition to PPTP VPN. This news is probably most exciting for our iOS and macOS users because in September 2016 Apple dropped support for PPTP VPN in its latest version of iOS (10) and macOS (10.12 aka Sierra).
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