Perimeter 81 Questions & Answers

Use a wrapper script to start the P81 VPN operation and monitor the amount of time that has passed.

Since HUP and TERM are ignored, force-terminate it using SIGKILL (kill -9) after X minutes.

To automatically halt it, you can also run it under systemd with RuntimeMaxSec=.

To enforce disconnection, you can alternatively employ a watchdog cron job or a timeout.

Open the Perimeter 81 app, go to Settings, and select the VPN protocol you want to use (e.g., OpenVPN, IKEv2).

Yes, Perimeter 81 allows multiple simultaneous connections, so you can use it on all your devices.

Log in to your Perimeter 81 account, go to the subscription settings, and follow the instructions to cancel. You can also contact support for assistance.

Yes, Perimeter 81 uses strong encryption and has a no-logs policy, ensuring your data is secure and private.

Open the Perimeter 81 app, go to Settings, and enable the Kill Switch feature to protect your data if the VPN connection drops.

Ensure the app is updated, check your internet connection, and try switching servers. If the issue persists, reinstall the app or contact support.

You can contact Perimeter 81 support through their website by submitting a ticket or using the live chat feature.

Yes, Perimeter 81 allows you to bypass geo-restrictions and access content from different regions by connecting to servers in those locations.

It is alike file installation process, similar to most other Windows software. To install Perimeter 81 on your Windows PC, visit the Perimeter 81 website, log in to your account, go to the download section, and download the Windows client application.