I wanted to keep all, or at least most, of the options/features offered by the proXPN client but using the standard non-branded Tunnelblick. After doing a few basic tests I confirmed that I could use proXPN’s service on my Macintosh running OS X 10.9.5 and Tunnelblick. I then installed the standard Tunnelblick and attempted to configure it using Mark Lai’s instructions for using proXPN with Tunnelblick. When I realized that the proXPN OpenVPN client software was simply a rebranded version of the popular OS X OpenVPN client Tunnelblick I used the Tunnelblick instructions for removing rebranded versions of Tunnelblick.
I had trouble connecting to the proXPN servers using the provided client software on Macintosh OS X 10.9.5 (other versions of OS or client were not tested) so I created a set of configuration files so that I could use an unbranded version of Tunnelblick. By the way, if you have not been listening to the Security Now podcast or if you have never heard of it I encourage you to check it out. Select proXPN server with these configuration files.Īfter hearing proXPN marketed by Steve and Leo on the TWIT “Security Now” (SN) podcast for several months I decided to sign up for the service and take advantage of the SN promotional 50-percent off discount.
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