I just recently found two free Virtual Private Network (VPN) services that using Open VPN technology. I have tried both of them, and this is my short review.

Alonweb

Alonweb provide free VPN service within 2 server location, Netherland and Panama. For using these free service, first you must register first (its free), and then login with your account and you will found Connection Setting section. (look at the picture below).

Thats the way to change server location (Netherland or Panama). After you choose your location, you will need to reconnect.
Benefit and Disadvantage about Alonweb:

• Free Service
• There are ads page landing every 10 times browsing or maybe count by kilobyte?
• Fast speed connection
• Limited to 1.000MB traffic / mo
• 2 Location server choice
• SMTP port 25 is blocked

UltraVPN

UltraVPN has their own software based on OpenVPN technology. You will need register (free) and download their software, so you can login later with username and password that you have created.

VPN server from UltraVPN is provide by Lynanda and the server location is on France . Here are Benefit and Disadvantage of UltraVPN:

• Free Service
• Access Often Slow
• No monthly bandwidth limit
• Support to many port.
• No connection or traffic logs are kept

Overall Benefit Using VPN

• unblock restricted access
• secure surfing while on public hotspot
• access blocked websites from within a corporate environmement
• connect or log in into MSN if it’s blocked
• use VoIP software like Skype if it’s blocked
• protect your email and browsing privacy
• avoid being identified on the internet

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