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Thank you for your interest in the IAPS Security Services, Ltd. FREE Residential VPN. Below you will find all the necessary information in setting up your account:

Find us on Facebook for new releases:
https://www.facebook.com/iapscorp/

The instructions for setting up your account
are as follows:

Username: trial
Password: iapsvpn
Setting Name: Verizon WDC Free Network
Hostname: verizonwdc.vpnazure.net
Port Number: 443
Auth Type: Password Authentication
Location: Washington, D.C. USA
Service Provider: Verizon Fios
Skype Support: iaps_support (IAPS Administrative Support)

First, install the vpn software:

https://www.intl-alliance.com/store/softether-vpnclient-v4.22-9634-beta-2016.11.27-windows-x86_x64-intel.exe

Once we have the software installed, we need to run it and install a new
virtual network adapter. Keep all the defaults in place and create the
adapter.

Once the adapter is created and you are back on the main screen, right
click and select New VPN Connection Settings.

Using the information from above, your results should look like this:
https://gyazo.com/997f134eb01cbb2d6b20926bdbe13469

Once all is in place, click ok and go back out to the main screen. Your
newly created vpn is there and to connect, just right click on the
connection name and select connect.

This vpn client gives you 100% control. Not only do you have built-in
distributed dns service, but if you right click on your newly created
vpn connection and select "Properties" and then "Advanced Settings" you
will see a multitude of options you can use in your vpn connection, or
you can erase some settings depending on what your preferences are.

** You are highly encouraged to set the vpn advanced settings options as follows in this picture:
https://gyazo.com/36d225f984ee0d3319dea24d87e44d5d **

Android users will need to download this app:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=it.colucciweb.sstpvpnclient&hl=en


Should you wish to make a donation to this free service, you may do so with bitcoin:
1iapsKZnMcGXAMLEfQTbAyqS23BSsCWi3
1vpnVs734z84Lx15sBycfhCts8ADmCFR3

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Off Topic / Residential Remote Desktops
« on: December 13, 2016, 09:21:09 PM »
Happy Holidays All,

December is a month generally full of fun and excitement. Many holidays are coming up and there are lots of new toys and gadgets on the market to that effect. Here at IAPS we've been very busy expanding our remote desktop lineups to eventually eradicate the need for vpn's.

There are a number of folks around the world that are not on networks that are kind to vpn's, or they lack enough network speed to enjoy their remote vpn service. But what if that can totally be done away with and a seamless experience over a remote desktop was possible instead? What if network speed on the remote desktop gave you all the speed you needed?

Mac user? Windows user? Linux desktop user? Your platform locally wouldn't matter with a remote desktop. Remote desktops don't depend on your local speed, as they have their own network speed and are right at the source. Worried about your mac address, dns leaks, ip leaks? Need a vpn firewall or sshv2 tunnel to secure your poker playing or advertisement activity? You need none of these things with a remote desktop.

Being right at the source with your choice of Windows 7, 8.1, or 10 has never been easier. You no longer have to worry about poker sites scanning your computers looking for signs of proxies or vpn's. You don't have to worry about setting up seperate application firewalls to protect again ip or dns leaks. A residential remote desktop solves all of these issues before they even begin.

Over the past 48 hours, IAPS has doubled its remote desktop offerings and we will continue to add new global locations every day until January 2017. It is our goal to reduce vpn dependency and have clients start using dedicated residential remote desktops to secure their work, protect themselves, and make life much easier all around.

To take a look at our new and existing residential remote desktops, come here:
https://www.intl-alliance.com/store/cart.php?gid=38

As a special holiday bonus, help yourself to an additional 20% off anything in our store area by using this discount code at checkout: 9MK0YV3B9H

If you have any questions, please let us know:
Skype: iaps_support (IAPS Administrative Support)
Email: [email protected]

Happy Holidays!
IAPS Security Services, Ltd.
https://www.intl-alliance.com/store/cart.php

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Paid VPN Services / Residential ISP VPN Networks
« on: April 23, 2015, 01:23:05 AM »
Andorra (Residential ISP: Servei de Telecomunicacions d'Andorra)
Argentina (Residential ISP: Gigared, S.A.)
Argentina (Residential ISP: CPS Metrotel)
Australia (Residential ISP: Exetel)
Brazil (Residential ISP: CTBC / Algar Telecom)
Canada (Residential ISP: Bell Canada)
Canada (Residential ISP: Teksavvy DSL)
Canada (Residential ISP: Rogers Cable)
Canada (Residential ISP: Magma Communications)
Canada (Residential ISP: Storm Internet)
Canada (Residential ISP: Telus)
Chile (Residential ISP: GTD Internet, S.A.)
China (Residential ISP: China Telecom)
Costa Rica (Residential ISP: Racsa Telecom)
Cyprus (Residential ISP: Logosnet)
Estonia (Residential ISP: Levira)
Finland (Residential ISP: DNA Oy)
France (Residential ISP: Free SAS)
Germany (Residential ISP: QSC)
Greece (Residential ISP: Forthnet)
Hungary (Residential ISP: Invitel Tavkozlesi Zrt.)
India (Residential ISP: Tata Communications)
Ireland (Residential ISP: Digiweb)
Israel (Residential ISP: Bezeq International)
Italy (Residential ISP: Telecom Italia)
Italy (Residential ISP: Tiscali)
Italy (Residential ISP: KPNQ West Italia)
Italy (Residential ISP: Infracom)
Japan (Residential ISP: Softbank Telecom)
Latvia (Residential ISP: Kopideja)
Luxembourg (Residential ISP: Telindus Telecom)
Malta (Residential ISP: Bellnet)
Mexico (Residential ISP: Mega Cable)
Mexico (Residential ISP: Telmex DSL)
Moldova (Residential ISP: Orange)
Netherlands (Residential ISP: Ziggo)
New Zealand (Residential ISP: Voyager Internet, Ltd.)
Norway (Residential ISP: Altibox)
Panama (Residential ISP: Cable Onda)
Romania (Residential ISP: RCS & RDS)
Russia (Residential ISP: Ros Telecom)
Russia (Residential ISP: Megafon)
Singapore (Residential ISP: Tata Communications)
Slovenia (Residential ISP: Tusmobil, D.O.O.)
South Africa (Residential ISP: Mweb)
South Korea (Residential ISP: Korea Telecom)
Sweden (Residential ISP: Bahnhof)
Taiwan (Residential ISP: Hinet)
Taiwan (Residential ISP: Koos Broadband Telecom)
Turkey (Residential ISP: Turk Telecom)
Turkey (Residential ISP: SGS Telecom)
United Arab Emirates (Residential ISP: Emirates Integrated Telecommunications Co.)
United Kingdom (Residential ISP: Virgin Media)
United States (Residential ISP: AT&T Wireless [California])
United States (Residential ISP: Comcast Cable [Delaware])
Vietnam (Residential ISP: Viettel)
Vietnam (Residential ISP: Ming Tu Telecom)

Residential VPN Services: https://www.intl-alliance.com/store/cart.php?gid=15
Residential Remote Desktops: https://www.intl-alliance.com/store/cart.php?gid=17
Residential SSHv2 Tunnels: https://www.intl-alliance.com/store/cart.php?gid=18

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VPN Server Setup/Administration / Re: VPN Server administration
« on: January 14, 2015, 05:31:26 AM »
All routers can support the L2TP and SSTP Its all about mapping the ports in the router correctly.

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Greetings All,

Over the past week we've been developing new United States residential cable servers. These servers sit on real residential internet cable lines and will be able to provide you with your preferred streaming websites such as Hulu, Amazon Prime, Pandora, and Netflix, just to name a few.

Today we became aware of another attempt to block traditional data center vpn's:
http://torrentfreak.com/netflix-cracks-down-on-vpn-and-proxy-pirates-150103/

Our new residential cable line servers will be reistant to this and future attempts at blocking because they are local residential lines with valid residential ip addresses.

Comcast Cable - which will be deployed from the east coast of the United States in the state of Massachusetts.

Time Warner Cable - which will be deployed from the west coast of the United States in the state of California.

As time goes on, we will be adding additional U.S. residential servers from additional states and different local internet service providers. We have plans on adding Verizon and AT&T residential lines as well in the coming weeks.

If you have any questions or comments, please let us know. Thank you.

If you'd like a new residential account, or if you are an existing subscriber that needs to renew, that can be done from this category:

https://www.intl-alliance.com/store/cart.php?gid=15

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Paid VPN Services / Data Center VPN's versus Residential VPN's
« on: January 08, 2015, 01:59:35 AM »
Data Center VPN's versus Residential VPN's

Did you know that there are actually 2 different kinds of ip addresses out there? One set belongs to data center's and servers, while the other set belongs to residential dsl and cable providers. Whats the difference between them and how can a website or network provider tell the difference?

I'll show you 2 examples here, starting with the normal data center ip address:

http://whatismyipaddress.com/ip/192.99.203.5

As you can see here, the ip address belongs to a hosting company. We can easily go to uncle google to verify that and we would see a lot of links pointing to the OVH website to buy their servers. Any website operator can also see this and a good majority of them will ban you for using an ip address they know for a fact is not issued by a residential dsl or cable company. Looking at your ip address and who owns it is the quickest way to tell if you are surfing the internet using a proxy or a vpn provider. It only takes seconds for a website operator to know this.

http://whatismyipaddress.com/ip/32.42.21.121

As you can see here, we have a verifiable local dsl company here. We can go to google again to find out who AT&T is and we can see that they are a residential telephone provider and provide internet services for home users. Network operators would hardly give this type of ip address another glance as they know the ip address belongs to a local isp user who is most likely surfing the web on their normal internet service provider without using a proxy or vpn service.

99% of all vpn providers across the globe are using services that utilize data centers. It is by far the easiest way to obtain servers and "offshore" ip addresses.

But what if there was a company that could provide you with a residential internet service provider through a vpn, remote desktop, or sshv2 tunnel services? What if you could look like the real user surfing on a dsl or cable modem from home without any trace of it looking like a vpn service?

By contracting services directly with local internet service providers, IAPS Security Services, L.L.C. has been able to cut-out the traditional data centers and provide residential ip addresses for our services in select countries. Our stealth residential vpn's, remote desktops, and sshv2 tunnel services are not detectable to any proxy or vpn detection methods. We utilize high speed mobile/wireless broadband networks, national telecom companies, and verifiable local internet service providers.

Amongst our providers:

Andorra (Residential ISP: Servei de Telecomunicacions d'Andorra)
Argentina (Residential ISP: Gigared, S.A.)
Brazil (Residential ISP: CTBC / Algar Telecom)
Canada (Residential ISP: Bell Canada)
Chile (Residential ISP: GTD Internet, S.A.)
China (Residential ISP: China Telecom)
Costa Rica (Residential ISP: Radiografica Costarricense)
Hungary (Residential ISP: Invitel Tavkozlesi Zrt.)
India (Residential ISP: Tata Communications)
Israel (Residential ISP: Bezeq International)
Italy (Residential ISP: Telecom Italia)
Italy (Residential ISP: Tiscali)
Italy (Residential ISP: KPNQ West Italia)
Mexico (Residential ISP: Iusacell Wireless Broadband)
Mexico (Residential ISP: Mega Cable, S.A. de C.V.)
Moldova (Residential ISP: Orange, S.A.)
New Zealand (Residential ISP: Voyager Internet, Ltd.)
Norway (Residential ISP: Altibox)
Panama (Residential ISP: Cable Onda)
Romania (Residential ISP: RCS & RDS)
Singapore (Residential ISP: Tata Communications)
Slovenia (Residential ISP: Tusmobil, D.O.O.)
South Africa (Residential ISP: Mweb)
Taiwan (Residential ISP: Chunghwa Telecom Co., Ltd.)
United Arab Emirates (Residential ISP: Emirates Integrated Telecommunications Co.)
United Kingdom (Residential ISP: British Telecommunications)
United States (Residential ISP: Comcast Cable - Massachusetts)
United States (Residential ISP: Time Warner Cable - California)

It is very important to note that these are not pirated connections or connections sitting in someone's house. They are professionally contracted services from the isp's themselves, with guarantee uptime and a trouble-free surfing experience.

If you feel a service like this is right for you, welcome home. IAPS Security Services, L.L.C. is the company you've been waiting for. If you'd like a preview of the services mentioned above, please see the following links:

Residential VPN Services: https://www.intl-alliance.com/store/cart.php?gid=15
Residential SSHv2 Services: https://www.intl-alliance.com/store/cart.php?gid=18
Residential Remote Desktops: https://www.intl-alliance.com/store/cart.php?gid=17

There is always a way to remain undetectable. IAPS Security Services, L.L.C. will help you achieve that.

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VPN Server Setup/Administration / Re: VPN Server administration
« on: January 08, 2015, 01:51:03 AM »
What type of server is this? A Windows server?

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