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You need to download the latest configuration and swap them in to replace the older ones with an expired certificate. If you are using OpenVPN configuration from our support articles

Switch VPN location as this takes the latest OpenVPN configuration when doing so (you can then return to your previous location).

Make sure you device got the latest VPN configuration by either leaving it connected to the Internet for an hour (or trigger an update from the Administration Interface).What is important here is to get the latest OpenVPN configuration in use on your device. It was connected during the transition but is running an older firmware which wasn't patched.It was not connected during the transition period and failed to get the updates on time (still running a now obsolete configuration which can't connect).Your device is an InvizBox original which doesn't have automatic patching.You are using OpenVPN configuration downloaded from our support articles.There are multiple reasons why the mitigation listed above may not have reached your InvizBox device. Similarly, as the final certificate change occurs and subsequently a change in encryption (early August), we will keep updating the OpenVPN configuration files to match the servers settings and push patches to force the InvizBox device to switch to these new configurations. InvizBox 2 running 0.1.7 (latest - released June 4th 2020 - labelled 0.1.8 for ProtonVPN users).InvizBox Go running 4.0.13 (latest - released June 17th 2020).The patches were pushed on the following versions: We also pushed some patches to all the latest firmware to make sure these OpenVPN configuration files with new certificates were switched in to replace the previously running ones. In order to minimise the impact of this change (prevent downtime on InvizBox devices), we kept all our OpenVPN configurations up to date with the latest ones from Windscribe. What this means is that the same change is happening for our InvizBox VPN and Windscribe users (as we use the Windscribe infrastructure to provide our service). This reason for this change is documented in this article. An OpenVPN certificate change is happening on July 20th (5pm UTC time) within the network of our VPN provider partner Windscribe.