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Welcome to the SoftEther PacketiX.NET Online Service
PacketiX.NET is an academic, non-profit online environment for PacketiX VPN, the VPN technology developed by SoftEther Corporation.
Offered Service
VPN Online Test Environment
At the VPN Online Test Environment, our shared VPN server cluster, you can create your private Virtual VPN Hub. You can configure and use the hub for free.
You can use all functions the PacketiX VPN software has to offer, such as creating a remote connection to your home network or uniting local networks at different sites. With our system, you won't need to setup a VPN server with a global IP address yourself. The VPN server administration is done over an easy web interface.
Secure Internet Test Service
With the Secure Internet Test Service, you can route all of your Internet data communication over a secure gateway server, encrypted via SSL. Whether accessing the Internet on a public wireless LAN hotspot, where anybody could eavesdrop, or on a wired LAN, you can effectively counter wiretapping by encrypting all transfered data and ensure maximum security.
Please Read
If you are using the PacketiX.NET, please read the explanatory pages below.
- Using the service is free!
- The PacketiX.NET servers are located in Japan. It is possible that you experience lags and connection problems if you are in a location that is far from Japan.
- To further test the capabilities of PacketiX VPN, get a free trial version of Server, Client and Bridge at plathome.com.
- You must agree to the Terms of Service before using PacketiX.NET. Please adhere to the related laws and regulations in your country.
Current Server Status
The following is a realtime usage status display of the PacketiX VPN 2.0 Server cluster that hosts this service.
(updated ca. every 10 seconds)
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VPN sessions |
2937 |
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Established TCP connections |
14251 |
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Sent unicast packets |
3,961,001,344,563 |
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Total volume of sent unicasts |
1,124,693,547,682,346 byte |
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Sent broadcast packets |
1,144,330,785,401 |
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Total volume sent broadcasts |
113,626,712,586,457 byte |
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Received unicasts |
2,029,446,898,782 |
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Total volume of received unicasts |
1,018,589,395,990,667 byte |
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Received broadcasts |
107,615,535,249 |
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Total volume of received broadcasts |
12,024,081,233,111 byte |
Also have a look at the technologies used to build and offer this service.
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