Something Useful in the Blackout

Please follow these:
1. Set DNS on iOS device to: 58.241.243.74 (in WiFi settings)
Follow these tutorial links on how to set DNS to 58.241.243.74
for Iphone - http://wiki.astrill.com/index.php/Astrill_Setup_Manual:How_to_change_your_iPhone%27s_DNS
for ipad - http://wiki.astrill.com/index.php/Astrill_Setup_Manual:How_to_change_your_iPad%27s_DNS


2. Start astrill ios application. You should be able to connect to available servers. There will be a few which are working in China. We recommend China Telecom or China Unicom, depending on your ISP.


3. iOS device will not be able to access internet with this DNS settings if VPN is disconnected. If you want to use internet without Astrill, remove DNS and set to previous value.


Please note that this won't work for mobile/cellular data connection.


If you're using mobile/cellular data connection :
1) On the main screen tap on Settings icon.
2) Tap on General.
3) Tap on VPN or on Network, then on VPN.
4) Under VPN you can add as many VPN connections as you need. Let's get started, tap on Add VPN Configuration... to create our first IPSec VPN connection.
5) Tap on IPSec.
6) For Description type in Astrill IPSec VPN, or anything you like.
7) For Server type in US-CT.ASTRILL.NET or if direct domain is not working, you can use any of these IP addresses as your server:
222.187.223.234
222.187.222.80
222.187.222.90
222.187.221.161


8) For Account type in Your Astrill VPN membership email.
9) For Password type in Your Astrill VPN membership password.
10) For Secret type: way2stars

11) Once you are done, tap on Save button.

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