"VPN state" typically refers to the state of a VPN (Virtual Private Network) client. A VPN state is a configuration file that defines the settings of the VPN, such as the public IP address, port, and other critical parameters. This state file is used to securely connect to a VPN server and allows the client to make secure connections to the server.
state: "192.168.1.1", "123456789"
block: "1.1.2.1", "88"
list: "1.1.2.1", "88"
log: "1.1.2.1", "88"This state file sets the public IP to 168.1.1 and the port to 88, and it logs the connection to the 1.2.1 IP on the 88 port.
Not all VPN clients support all types of state files. Some clients may provide a .sop file, which is a standard format for state files, while others may use a .state file. It's essential to use a VPN state file that the client supports and is publicly available for the client to connect to.
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