Start with the symptom, then check the configuration
Connection issues often involve the local network, client settings, the selected route, and the destination service at the same time. Choose a category based on the current symptom, and avoid changing several settings at once. Handle account or order matters through the user panel.
Account & subscriptions
Resolve issues with registration, subscription links, configuration updates, and device changes.
Is an email address required to register for VPNKV?
Where can I find my subscription link, and how should I store it?
Why does the client still show old routes after the subscription link is updated?
Do I need to buy another plan when switching devices?
Subscription links and account passwords serve different purposes, but both should be stored securely. When the client needs updated routes, refresh the subscription rather than creating multiple similarly named configurations for the same account.
Connections & issues
Check the local network, proxy mode, system permissions, and client status layer by layer.
What should I check first if the client suddenly cannot connect?
Why can my browser connect while a particular app cannot use the proxy?
How can I restore the connection after switching networks?
What should I do if the client will not open or loses network access after a system update?
When the browser works but one app does not, check split routing and app permissions first. If no apps can connect, check the local network, subscription status, and client system permissions. This helps avoid unrelated changes.
Speed & routes
Choose directory entries by region, route type, and actual use case.
How should I change routes during peak-hour slowdowns?
How should I choose between an IEPL dedicated line, a relay route, and a direct route?
The streaming service connects, but the video still will not play. What should I do?
How can I troubleshoot an AI tool page that will not open or keeps disconnecting?
The region is the key in the directory, while route type and use-case tags are its corresponding values. Narrow the list by the region required by the destination service, then compare IEPL dedicated lines, relay routes, and direct routes. This is usually more effective than looking only at route names.
View all routes →Billing & refunds
Review monthly subscriptions, data packages, plan upgrades, payment methods, and the refund process.