Simply put, if your VPN connection goes down, AMANVPN will cut off your Internet connection, preventing your personal information and location from being accidentally revealed.

When establishing a VPN connection to the AMANVPN network:

• AMANVPN blocks all input and output connections, so all Internet activity (such as downloads, Skype, etc.) will be interrupted. All IP's, all ports, all programs/applications are like this.

• IP addresses registered with the system are excluded so that clients can communicate and locate with the system.

• The IP of the corresponding VPN server is excluded so that the client can establish a connection to the VPN server.

• If you can't use the DNS IP, you can convert your name to an address number.

• The web site IP that is part of the client exception list will not be available.

• The connection will be established.

• After the VPN connection is established, all blocking is reversed.

When VPN connection is interrupted:

• AMANVPN blocks all input and output connections.

• IP addresses registered with the system are excluded so that clients can communicate and locate with the system.

• A reconnect dialog box appears so that the user can open all connections or start a new connection attempt.

When an error occurs while trying to connect (for example, if the Internet connection is down for more than 30 seconds, and you typically need to reconnect), all connections are blocked until the dialog box is confirmed.

When the VPN connection is closed:

When a user closes a VPN connection, AMANVPN immediately terminates control over all network connections.