Requirements

• Android 4.0.3 or higher.
• Your phone needs to be secured with a pattern, PIN or password. Android will refuse to setup the VPN without one.
• An Android 4 compatible server. In this example we use vpn-ams.anuson.com which is a server in Amsterdam. Please see the server list at the bottom of this page for more compatible servers.

Download

Download your personal security certificate: username.p12

You’ll need to refresh this certificate once a year.

Install

When you open the certificate a password will be asked. The password isimport:

You can give the certificate a name. We recommend you accept the default name:

Next, open the Settings application and navigate to the VPN settings:

Add a new VPN network:

Copy the settings as shown below. You can use a different server address if you found one on our servers page. Note: starting version 4.0.3 there is one more setting called IPSec server certificate which should be set to (received from server).

The VPN profile is now created. Tap it once to tell Android to connect to the VPN:

The first time you connect, Android will ask you the username and password. Please enter vpn for both. Do not enter your real 12VPN username and password:

After 2 or 3 seconds the profile should show as Connected. Tap it once more to disconnect the VPN:

Servers

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Personal US vs Personal World

Servers listed as Personal US & Personal World can be used by users of both our Personal US plan as well as our Personal World plan. For these servers one must use the security certificate from our Download section at the top of this page.

Servers listed as Personal World only can be used by users of the Personal World plan only. For these servers one must use the following security premium certificate: username-premium.p12