Step 1 – subscription

First register via the form in the members’ area tab. Then choose a username and a password and complete the creation of your account.

Once you have registered, you can order a Pass via the tab ‘Order’.

Your connection data for the VPN are displayed after the payment of the Pass, and are also sent via email.

Please carry out the following operations:

1. Check your emails and your junk mails

2. Add jcvpn.com to your green list

STEP 3- CONFIGURE YOUR VPN

1. 
   Open a terminal and install network-manager-pptp
   

2. 
   In the internet connection tool :
   

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  Go in VPN Connections => Configure the VPN
  
  

3. 
   Select the Add option
   

4. 
   Select the PPTP protocol
   
   

5. 
   In Gateway :
   

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  Enter the information you received when you buy the pass. They look like the following:
  

6. 
   In Username:
   

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  Enter the login you choose when you buy the
  

7. 
   In Password:
   

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  Enter the password you choose when you buy the pass.
  

8. 
   Click on Advanced
   

9. 
   Tick the box Use the Point-to-Point Encryption
   

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  Choose the encryption 128-bit
  

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  Direction VPN Connection
  

- You should be connected

It is possible that the configuration requires a restart to be taken into account.

Under ArchLinux (with Gnome)

1. 
   Start by installing, if it isn’t already done, the following packages as root, in a terminal :
   

if some are already installed, it won’t change anything.

2. 
   Start Network manager
   

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  For this, execute in command line as root:
  

To start it with the PC, ad dit in the file /etc/rc.conf on the following line DAEMONS:

DAEMONS=(syslog-ng network netfs crond dbus hal fam gdm)

3. 
   The notification icon which appears should be the following one
   

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  If it isn’t the same icon, please do a reboot.
  
  

Then, the installation is the same as the one presented above for Ubuntu (because it is the same tool, only a bit longer to install).

To make a test go on the JCVPN website on the following page

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