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01 Select a language

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When you start for the first time, you will be given a language selection, currently with English and Chinese. You can click English to see the language list and select your language.

If it is in the main interface, you can click to see the language list.

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If you have the need to switch languages ​​later, you can switch the language of the interface through Language / Language in the lower right corner.


02 Log in or register

2.1 Login

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You need to click in the upper right corner to see the login page.

2.2 User Data

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If you want to go back to the homepage, you can click

After logging in, you can click on your user name, that is, the location in the upper right corner, and click on it to see the relevant information and information about the current account.

  1. Expiration: This indicates the type of account. If 2099/12/31 is displayed, you are a traffic user. If it specifies a deadline, then you are the duration user. You can view our plans at Price.
  2. Remaining Traffic: This shows the remaining traffic information. If it is displayed as 0.00B, the acceleration function cannot be used, and the stored value traffic is required. If you are a monthly member user, 9999GB will be displayed.
  3. Purchase Membership: Redirect to our Price page for purchase duration or traffic.
  4. Logout: Log out of the current account.
Refresh message

If your information has not been updated after recharge, please don't worry. You can click the Refresh refresh button next to the top user name to get the latest news. This will refresh: User Information, Node Information, Settings Information

2.3 Register

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If you don't have an account, you need to click No Account? to register

If you want to close the interface, you can click to close the window.

User Agreement & Privacy Agreement

Click Agree to proceed to the next step

Enter your account and password

If your mail username contains . for example:

[email protected] then you need to change to:

Verify mailbox

If the mailbox you entered is [email protected], then you need to go to Gmail to view the verification code from the mailbox name ending @viewturbo.com.

Thank you for using it

We provide you with 200~500M traffic for you to experience. You can perform speed test, we have a video that explains how to perform speed tests:


03 Select and connect node

3.1 Select a node

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Before this, you need to click in the upper right corner to log in, otherwise it will not be used.

Select node

You can click to expand the Node Selection Interface

After selecting, click on ​​the interface to connect to your node.

Select node

You can use Swipe to the node you want to select, and then **click the node.

In each node box, in the node name area on the left: we have a relatively standard node naming specification, that is, [NodeName]-[IPLC/NA]-[Mpbs] [No.number] We interpret it with some difficult to understand:

  1. IPLC: The abbreviation of International Private Leased Circuit refers to a point-to-point dedicated circuit that is used to connect data centers (IDCs) in different countries or regions. IPLC network is usually provided by telecommunications operators and is suitable for users with multinational enterprises, financial institutions or high-quality network needs.
  2. 5000M: 5000M refers to the bandwidth of 5000Mbps (5Gbps). 5000M (5Gbps) = 5000 Megabits per second, i.e. 5Gbps, which means that the network supports theoretical download speeds up to 625MB/s (megabit tuples per second) (5Gbps ÷ 8 = 625MB/s).

On the right side, there are Load, QoS, Ping, and an Icon overview of a node's state: :

  1. Load: This indicates the network load on the server.
  2. QoS: This represents the quality of service, reflecting the network quality of the server, with a maximum score of 10 points.
  3. Ping: This refers to network latency, which is usually referenced together with QoS to evaluate the server's performance indicators.

3.2 Select the current real region

Be sure to choose the real area

If the region you choose is different from the country or region you are in, it may not be able to connect to our server or cause AI proxy, which will be very slow.

Settings Page

If you move to a new country, there is no problem - just click the "Gear Icon" in the lower right corner of the homepagesetting to access "**Current Country or Region Selection", and then click "Select" to make a new selection.

If you don't want to select an option, just click close to close this window. If your country or region is not listed, you can select "Others"

3.3 Connecting nodes

Switch node and close connection

Switch node

  • The above picture shows the status after connection. If you want to switch nodes, you can click on the node name, for example Hong Kong-IPLC-CM-5000M No.191

Close the connection

  • You can click Disconnect to close the node connection

You can click on ​​the interface to test the network speed.

  1. AI Proxy: Intelligent proxy, with automatic diversion function, Recommended for long-term use of this mode.
  2. Global Proxy: After enabling global proxy, turn off the automatic shunt function. All web page requests will be processed through the specified proxy server, and the user experience will be slightly reduced.
  3. Tunnel Global Proxy: It can directly proxy local applications + web pages, and may also support some game acceleration. Not recommended time use.

04 Equipment Management

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You can click in the lower right corner to enter the multi-device management page. Among them, the blue one is your current device, and the rest is your record of using it on other platforms. Can click in to see the details

Support ten types of equipment

Our proxy services allow connections to up to ten devices, including two Linux, two Windows, two Apple, two macOS, and two Android, providing flexible cross-platform compatibility.

Taking into account the number of connected devices, effective device management becomes crucial. Under the "Device" tab on the main interface, you can view all the devices you previously connected. When you hover the cursor over the device, detailed information will be displayed.

Safety

We implement Device Segment to isolate traffic between devices. This ensures that even if one device is invaded, the attacker cannot easily penetrate other devices connected through the ViewTurbo.

4.1 Equipment Recording and Monitoring Control

When you select a device, a window will pop up showing specific details, such as the device's login time and last use time. If the device has used any data, it will be displayed on the right. If the device is logged in only but does not use any data, traffic usage will not be recorded.

If you want to delete the login information of your device or log out of your account from a specific device, you can click the Delete Device button below the device information.

If you want to close this window, you can click Device Usage close to close it.

  1. Remove Device: Log out of the account from the device and immediately interrupt the connection to the network.
  2. Creation Time: Timestamp when the device first logs into the account.
  3. Update Time: The last time the device was active.

05 Other functions

5.1 Network monitoring

To access this function, please enable Network Monitoring in the main interface. After that, it will be displayed when you open a page or the system automatically generates network traffic.

If you want to close the interface, you can click Network Monitoring in the upper left cornerclose to close it.

What are automatic, proxy, local, blockade?

  1. Auto: Decide whether to use a proxy based on the server's response speed to the target address;
  2. Proxy: Deposit and withdraw through agents;
  3. Local: Do not use proxy access, use local network;
  4. Block: Block the server from sending information to me;
enables domain configuration

You'll never guess - some of our files actually support regular representation domain matching. Surprisingly, right?

  1. user_block.txt: The user fills in the domain name that needs to be blocked.
  2. user_local.txt: The user fills in the local domain name.
  3. user_proxy.txt: The user fills in the domain name of the proxy.
  1. config.ini: Some settings of ViewTurbo.
  2. Country.mmdb: GeoIP database used to store geographic information for automatic proxying through ViewTurbo.
  3. sys_local.txt and sys_proxy.txt: They are stored in an encrypted format and contain important system status and proxy server information.
  4. user_block.txt: The user fills in the domain name that needs to be blocked.
  5. user_local.txt: The user fills in the local domain name.
  6. user_proxy.txt: The user fills in the domain name of the proxy.

5.2 Small Easter Egg

On the right is the earth that comes out separately from our dynamic perception component. When is not connected to the node, it will zoom in and out according to the range of the mouse's movement. At the same time, it supports mouse rotation and mouse roller enlargement.

In the connection state, data flight lines at the exit and destination of the network can be presented. Zoom the Earth to the maximum with unique visuals, thank you for using ViewTurbo.