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NPV Tunnel: SSL Method

Learn how to configure NPV Tunnel using SSL for secure connections.

What is SSL Method?
SSL Method is a secure approach that mimics HTTPS traffic to bypass network restrictions.

The SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) method in NPV Tunnel creates encrypted connections that appear to be legitimate HTTPS traffic. This approach is effective for bypassing deep packet inspection and network restrictions.

By using SSL/TLS encryption, your traffic is encrypted and appears as standard HTTPS traffic to network administrators and carriers, making it more difficult to detect and block.

Secure Method: SSL Method provides encryption for your traffic, making it one of the most secure methods available in NPV Tunnel.

How SSL Method Works

1. SSL Encryption

Your traffic is encrypted using SSL/TLS protocols, making it appear as legitimate HTTPS traffic to network monitoring systems.

2. Traffic Routing

All your internet traffic is routed through the SSL tunnel, bypassing network restrictions while maintaining security.

Step-by-Step Setup Guide
Follow these instructions to configure NPV Tunnel with SSL Method
1

Download and Install NPV Tunnel

If you haven't already, download and install the latest version of NPV Tunnel from a trusted source.

2

Open NPV Tunnel and Create a New Configuration

Launch the app and tap the "+" button to create a new configuration.

3

Configure Basic Settings

Enter a name for your configuration and select the connection type:

Configuration Name: SSL Method

Connection Type: SSL

4

SSL Server Settings

Enter your SSL server details:

  • Server: Your SSL server address (IP or domain)
  • Port: Usually 443, 80, or 8080
  • Username: Your SSL account username (if required)
  • Password: Your SSL account password (if required)
5

Configure Payload

Set up your custom payload. Here are some examples:

Payload Examples
Try these payload configurations for better results
Basic SSL Payload
Simple SSL payload using Google as the host
GET / HTTP/1.1
Host: www.google.com
X-Online-Host: www.google.com
Connection: keep-alive

Advanced SSL Payload
Uses Facebook as the host with multiple headers for better compatibility
GET / HTTP/1.1
Host: www.facebook.com
X-Online-Host: www.facebook.com
X-Forward-Host: www.facebook.com
Connection: keep-alive

Tips and Troubleshooting

Common Issues

  • • SSL handshake failed: Check server address and port
  • • Certificate errors: Verify SSL server configuration
  • • Slow connection: Try different SSL servers or ports

Pro Tips

  • • Use port 443 for best compatibility
  • • Combine with custom payloads for enhanced results
  • • Keep your SSL server credentials secure