Usually, each location has its own IP address.
This means that the VPN in question has at least one server, though usually a cluster of them, in that location. Most VPN servers are advertised as locations, so for example when using ExpressVPN for the first time you'll see a list of all the places you can connect to, and thus assume that IP address.
For most people, most of the time, the popular OpenVPN protocol is the best option and you may want to check whether your VPN of choice supports it. The protocol determines both the speed and security of a connection and is incredibly important.įor example, a mediocre server using one of the best VPN protocols can outperform a top-of-the-line one using an outdated protocol-though other variables can change this. A VPN protocol is the set of rules with which the VPN server "talks" to an ISP's server as well as the site you're visiting. In short, it's the protocols the server supports.
VPN server software is a bit more complicated.
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