PacketiX.NET Secure Internet Service
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With the PacketiX.NET Secure Internet Service, you can transfer data over the Internet through an encrypted VPN tunnel.
The service is free of charge.
All data transmissions are routed over a secure gateway server and encrypted by SSL. Regardless whether over a wireless LAN, where anybody could intercept the traffic, or over a public Internet access service, you with encryption achieve maximum security against eavesdropping.
The service is perfect if you access the Internet in the following situations:
(Also see the Help pagesfor more information.
- Public and hotel or airport wireless LAN hotspots
- Unidentified WLAN hotspots
- Internet connections that have many users, such as in a company or university LAN
- Internet access by an untrustworthy telecommunications company or ISP
Starting to use the Secure Internet Test Service
To use the Secure Internet Test Service, you need to install PacketiX VPN Client software on your PC and register a user.
Service Overview
When you connect your computer to the VPN Server of the Secure Internet Test Service, all information you exchange with a web server on the Internet is encrypted via SSL and routed over the gateway of the Secure Internet Test Server. That way, you can establish a secure Internet connection that cannot be spied on by third parties.
Detailed usage description of the Secure Internet Test Service.
Service Details
For details and practical usage information, click the link below.
Please Read
If you intend to use the PacketiX.NET service, please read the pages below.
Current status of the PacketiX VPN 2.0 Server Cluster System
The following statistics show the status of the Cluster System that runs the PacketiX VPN 2.0 Server in realtime.
(updated ca. every 10 sec.)
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VPN sessions |
1140 |
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Active TCP connections |
5301 |
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Sent unicast packets |
766,179,274,497 |
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Volume of sent unicast packets |
328,722,099,155,278 byte |
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Sent broadcast packets |
612,966,042,577 |
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Volume of sent broadcast packets |
72,536,986,376,643 byte |
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Received unicast packets |
1,066,809,771,062 |
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Volume of received unicast packets |
613,359,949,105,370 byte |
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Received broadcast packets |
355,212,942,174 |
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Volume of received broadcast packets |
93,584,120,401,550 byte |
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