It looks like Roskomnadzor launched another wave of blocking today. I live in Siberia, the region with the most aggressive DPI and the most stringent blocking of Western hosting providers. 90% of the web doesn't work here, but Hysteria2 has been working flawlessly (better than all the others) until today. This isn't a protocol issue, as previously reported, but targeted IP blocking. Even worse, after testing, it looks like only 120 out of 298 proxies are working.
My suspicion: I think there are Xeovo users who use russian government services, banking, public services, russian social media, and online stores without disabling proxies and VPNs. All Russian apps spy on network settings. I think a one-time mass mailing reminding people about basic digital hygiene would be a good idea. Thank you for your service; I really appreciate it.
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Thnx! When I did my tests, cheked Trojan+WS, too. Had same issue - in the app the connection was on and worked, but when I tried to open several sites - DPI blocked the connection.
Also I needed US IPs for several services and these IPs are banned(
hy2, my beloved 😑
Of course, it's the only one among the stealth proxies built over UDP, not TCP. So it's definitely better than others
Overall, I agree with the idea of using C24Be/AS_Network_List. I think this is overdue; in any case, using VPN services often no longer makes sense local. Alternatively, users can create their own private server within the country. A convenient, up-to-date guide with a discussion topic would be helpful. Make filtering the default option, and make it possible to disable it by requesting technical support.
We will add more servers for Hysteria2 in the coming days, however despite some reports we still see normal loads on majority of Hysteria servers, so there is good chunk of people remaining who is able to use it.
Just a note that if you are doing "tcping" test it will show -1 on all Hysteria severs, that's expected.
Sometimes even if client shows -1ms you might still be able to establish connection. We did many test internally and sometimes it shows that on normally working servers.