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How to use X-VPN on Linux ?

Latest edited on 2021-02-01

1. Go to download center and download the correct file per your OS/Arch
2. Open the file in the Termial and add permission to it:
chmod +x /<file directory>/<file name>


    For example, the file name is "xvpn_linux_amd64", your file directory is "/home/a/Desktop"

3. Connect X-VPN with The Fastest Server
sudo /<file directory>/<file name> connect -cmdkey <cmdkey from account page>


    For example, the file name is "xvpn_linux_amd64",  your file directory is "/home/a/Desktop"

4. Disconnect X-VPN

Ctrl + c or sudo killall <file name>

5. Acquire all locations

/<file directory>/<file name> location


    For example, the file name is "xvpn_linux_amd64", your file directory is "/home/a/Desktop"

6. Connect X-VPN with the specific location

 sudo /<file directory>/<file name> connect -cmdkey <cmdkey from account page> -loc <location id>
Notice: Location id is the number behind the location name


    For example, the file name is "xvpn_linux_amd64", your file directory is "/home/a/Desktop"


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