What is SSTP?
SSTP stands for Secure Socket Tunneling Protocol. It is a VPN protocol that provides a secure and private method of communication between the client and the server. SSTP was developed by Microsoft and is commonly used in Virtual Private Network (VPN) connections. The protocol uses SSL/TLS encryption to create a secure tunnel between the client and the server, which helps to protect the data from unauthorized access.
SSTP is designed to work with most firewalls and web proxies, making it a versatile solution for remote access to private networks. SSTP is also known for its ease of use, as it can be configured easily on most operating systems, including Windows, Linux, and macOS. Overall, SSTP is a reliable and secure VPN protocol that is widely used in the industry.
SSTP Category
Asia
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Bangladesh 
Bahrain 
China 
India 
Indonesia 
Japan 
Korea 
Kuwait 
Oman 
Philippines 
Singapore 
Thailand Africa
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Africa 
Algeria 
Botswana 
Egypt 
Gabon 
Ghana 
Liberia 
Morocco 
Nigeria 
Senegal 
Somalia 
Zambia Europe
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Belarus 
Finland 
France 
Germany 
Iceland 
Italy 
Luxembourg 
Netherlands 
Russia 
Spain 
Switzerland 
UK America
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Argentina 
Bolivia 
Brazil 
Canada 
Chile 
Colombia 
Ecuador 
Guyana 
Paraguay 
Peru 
United States 
Venezuela Australia/Oceania
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Australia 
Fiji 
Kiribati 
Nauru 
New Zealand 
Palau 
Papua NG 
Samoa 
Solomon Isl 
Tonga 
Tuvalu 
Vanuatu