Settings
You can customize your OpenVPN Connect app using the attributes below.
To edit these settings:
Launch the app.
Select the menu icon.
Select Settings.
Application Settings
Attribute Name | Format/Values | Description |
|---|---|---|
Device ID | Displays the unique identifier of your device where the app is installed with the option to copy it to your clipboard. Also called the client UUID and can be used as part of a device enforcement policy. It's generated at installation and can't be changed. | |
VPN Protocol |
| Force a particular transport protocol (UDP or TCP) or set to adaptive, which individually chooses the protocol from the remote lines in the profile. |
Connection Timeout |
| How long the app tries to connect to a VPN server before giving up. If set to Continuous Retry, the app retries indefinitely. |
Launch Options |
| App behavior configuration after the device reboots:
|
Seamless Tunnel | On/Off | Block the internet while the VPN is paused or reconnecting. |
Minimize on launch | On/Off | When the application is launched from a shortcut or after an OS reboot, the window is minimized afterward. |
Captive Portal Detection | On/Off | The app tries to detect a network with a captive portal during either a network change or the app launch. |
Software Update |
| Set how often the app should check for a new version. |
Theme |
| Set the application's color theme. |
Show Confirmation Dialog on Disconnect | On/Off | Enable/disable the appearance of confirmation dialogs on disconnect. |
Advanced Settings
Attribute Name | Format/Values | Description |
|---|---|---|
Security Level |
| Set the security settings for the VPN connection:
|
Enforce TLS 1.3 | On/Off | Force the VPN connection to use TLS 1.3 as the minimum version for communicating with the server. |
Enable DCO | On/Off | Enable using the data channel offload (DCO) driver to increase connection speeds. Refer to OpenVPN Data Channel Offload (DCO) for more details. |
Block IPv6 |
| Whether to block IPv6 traffic. |
DNS Fallback | On/Off | If enabled, use Google DNS servers (8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4) as a fallback for connections that route all internet traffic through the VPN tunnel but don't define any VPN DNS servers. |
Allow using local DNS resolvers | On/Off | Enable sending DNS requests to local DNS resolvers, 127.0.0.1 and ::1. |