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Hello,

here the steps:

• edit the VPN profile

• tap on "Remote servers"

• tap on server's ip/hostname

• select "Limit Maximun Segment Size MSS" and put the wished value

Hello,

you can already handle this situation by editing the VPN profile and adding a new entry in the "Remote servers" section

It is not the server that does not send multicast packets but the client that does not send them. In practice, the app that needs to connect to the iTunes server sends mDNS multicast packets, but the Android system on your device doesn't forward them to the VPN interface. I think this problem is due...

You're welcome. I checked the results of the tcpdumps you sent me and the Android one doesn't have mDNS multicast packets. I've done some testing with the Android emulator and the multicast packets are forwarded just fine, so it seems that the device you are using is not forwarding the multicast pac...

• targetSdkVersion 33

• Minor improvements/bug fixes

I'll see if it will be possible to add the RUDP protocol...

Hello,
currently the app implements the SoftEther protocol only with TCP connections.
Thank you for your suggestion. I'll think about it...

I think you can use this command: tcpdump -npi tap2 host x.x.x.x (x.x.x.x it's the address assigned to VPN client)

Yes, on Windows you can take even 1 or 2 seconds of streaming.

If you prefer you can send the results to android@colucci-web.it

I think it's better if you use the tcpdump on the server side, because the tcpdump requires root privileges and so on Android you have to root the device

Hello,

unfortunately this information does not help.
Perhaps you can try to capture VPN packets with a tool like tcpdump and check the differences between Windows and Android VPN...