When setting up a VPN connection, the IP address of the server you connect to is typically not specified in the VPN configuration. The VPN client will automatically connect to the nearest server that accepts VPN traffic, which can vary depending on the provider and your internet connection type (e.g., 1 Mbps or 1 Gbps).
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Check your current server's IP address: If you have a domain name associated with a server, you can verify its IP address using DNS records. If you don't have DNS records, you can use online DNS servers to find it.
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Verify the server's IP and port: Ensure that the server is configured to accept VPN traffic. You can check the server's settings to confirm.
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Use online VPN servers: If you're unsure, you can use free VPN servers as examples, such as:
- FreeVPN Server 1: 192.168.1.1/16
- FreeVPN Server 2: 172.16.2.1/24
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Contact your internet provider: Some providers offer free VPN access to registered customers, so you can check if your provider offers this service.
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Check the VPN provider's support page: If you're using a specific VPN service, visit their website or support page to find suggested server IP addresses.
If you have a specific server in mind, I can help you verify its IP address or find a suitable alternative. Let me know!
