VPN Protocol

X-VPN has developed 11 VPN protocols to provide the best VPN service to users worldwide.

What is Protocol?

A protocol is a set of rules and standards that govern how data is transmitted over a computer network. It defines the format, timing, sequencing, and error-checking mechanisms used during communication between devices or applications.

For VPN, the protocol determines the transmission method between the user device and the VPN server, which mainly affects the speed, security, and network unblocking capability of the VPN service.

All Protocols X-VPN Supports

X-VPN has developed multiple VPN protocols based on the global network environment, and is continually adding more protocols.

Public VPN protocol

OpenVPN

L2TP

WireGuard

Private VPN Protocol

Everest Protocol

UDP TCP TLS HTTP FTP SMTP

Which Protocol should I choose?

The Purpose of Using X-VPN Recommend Protocols

The Purpose of Using X-VPN Safety Not facing serious internet censorship, but more concerned about personal data privacy Recommend Protocols OpenVPN, UDP, TCP, TLS, HTTP

The Purpose of Using X-VPN Fast Speed up your internet for smoother streaming and gaming experiences Recommend Protocols UDP, TCP, TLS, HTTP

The Purpose of Using X-VPN Unblock Experience serious internet censorship, apps like Snapchat, Telegram, and Instagram are blocked Recommend Protocols HTTP, UDP, TCP, TLS

Notice: If your chosen protocol is unsuccessful, X-VPN will automatically switch to another one.

Supported Devices

iOS Android Mac Windows Fire Stick Android TV Linux Router

Everest-UDP iOS Android Mac Windows Fire Stick Android TV Linux Router

Everest-TCP iOS Android Mac Windows Fire Stick Android TV Linux Router

Everest-TLS iOS Android Mac Windows Fire Stick Android TV Linux Router

Everest-HTTP iOS Android Mac Windows Fire Stick Android TV Linux Router

Everest-SMTP iOS Android Mac Windows Fire Stick Android TV Linux Router

Everest-FTP iOS Android Mac Windows Fire Stick Android TV Linux Router

OpenVPN iOS Android Mac Windows Fire Stick Android TV Linux Router

L2TP iOS Android Mac Windows Fire Stick Android TV Linux Router

Supported Locations

Free Servers The Fastest Servers All Region&Streaming Location Everest Line

Everest-UDP Free Servers The Fastest Servers All Region&Streaming Location Everest Line

Everest-TCP Free Servers The Fastest Servers All Region&Streaming Location Everest Line

Everest-TLS Free Servers The Fastest Servers All Region&Streaming Location Everest Line

Everest-HTTP Free Servers The Fastest Servers All Region&Streaming Location Everest Line

Everest-SMTP Free Servers The Fastest Servers All Region&Streaming Location Everest Line

Everest-FTP Free Servers The Fastest Servers All Region&Streaming Location Everest Line

Everest-TLS-3 Free Servers The Fastest Servers All Region&Streaming Location Everest Line

OpenVPN Free Servers The Fastest Servers All Region&Streaming Location Everest Line

L2TP Free Servers The Fastest Servers All Region&Streaming Location some Everest Line

Frequently asked questions

Which protocol should I choose?

We recommend selecting the 'Auto' protocol, as X-VPN will automatically choose the most suitable protocol based on your network environment.

Why did X-VPN switch to TCP even though I had initially selected UDP?

It is possible for this to occur because, after selecting a specific protocol, the connection will first attempt to connect using that protocol. However, if the connection fails, the system will automatically switch to another protocol to ensure a successful connection.

What is Everest protocol?

Everest Protocol is a private VPN protocol that employs the industry's highest level of AES-256 encryption technology and is equipped with various transmission protocols, including UDP, TCP, HTTP, TLS, etc.

Which Protocols is the fastest?

Generally, UDP is faster than other protocols, but the actual speed also depends on your network environment. It is recommended to try different protocols to determine which one works best for you.

Are all protocols secure to use?

Yes, all X-VPN protocols use AES-256-bit encryption to secure internet data, which is the same encryption algorithm used by the US government to protect top-secret information.

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