Browse 4 live checked Indonesia OpenVPN servers with measured speed, latency, TCP/UDP ports and ready .ovpn downloads. The fastest current eligible result is 2.9 Mbps. No registration is required.
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Indonesia OpenVPN endpoints and Indonesia .ovpn config rows are shown with current speed, latency and freshness signals.
| Country ▾ | Host / IP ▾ | Speed, Mbps ▾ | Freshness ▾ | Network score | Actions |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Indonesia |
111.95.165.42
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2.9 checker measurement 1 d ago Recent | 18 | ||
| Indonesia |
111.95.190.173
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0.6 checker measurement 2 d ago Source-reported: 28.4 Mbps Recent | 32 | ||
| Indonesia |
118.99.84.25
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0.6 checker measurement 2 d ago Recent | 31 | ||
| Indonesia |
139.228.46.246
|
2.4 checker measurement 2 d ago Recent | 22 |
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Use public VPN endpoints for testing, routing checks and low-risk browsing only. Review every .ovpn profile before connecting.
PublicVPNList currently shows 4 live checked Indonesia OpenVPN endpoints. The best measured speed in this country snapshot is 2.9 Mbps, with 311 ms median latency and 310 ms average latency across rows that report latency. The latest successful country check was Aug 22, 2026 12:46 UTC. Protocol availability is 3 TCP / 1 UDP, and the most common ports in the current sample are 1392 (1), 1882 (1), 3312 (1), 1890 (1). The visible endpoint count comes from the shared stats cache, so it stays aligned with the homepage and status page.
Use this page as a technical shortlist: start with recently checked rows, compare Mbps and latency, then open a server page before downloading an .ovpn profile. For setup help, see the OpenVPN setup guide; for trust context, read public VPN risks. Throughput-first users can compare fastest servers, while freshness-first users should check latest checked rows. Public VPN endpoints are operated by third parties. Technical availability does not guarantee privacy, logging policy, or safety.
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Indonesia currently has 4 live checked OpenVPN configs in the public catalog. The fastest measured server is 2.9 Mbps, the lowest measured latency is 300 ms, and the current dataset status is Live.
0 rows were checked during the last 24 hours and 4 rows currently have a download page. These are public third-party endpoints, so every row should be treated as a live snapshot rather than a permanent server guarantee.
Indonesia endpoints are practical for Southeast Asia browsing tests and local public VPN access through OpenVPN clients. They are helpful for Southeast Asia browsing tests and travel-style route comparison. Public endpoints in this region can vary quickly, so freshness and latency matter as much as peak speed.
The current sample does not have sub-80 ms latency rows, so this country is better for location testing than for calls, gaming or other real-time traffic right now. No row is above 25 Mbps at the moment, so compare nearby alternatives if speed matters.
The current Indonesia set contains 3 TCP / 1 UDP rows. Frequent ports today: 1392 (1), 1882 (1), 3312 (1), 1890 (1). Choose TCP when a restrictive network blocks UDP or when you need a more firewall-friendly profile; choose UDP when it is available, stable and lower latency in the latest check.
Start with recently checked rows, then compare speed, latency, protocol and port. For browsing and account testing, prefer a fresh low-latency row; for download-heavy testing, prefer the highest Mbps row that was checked recently. Open the server page before downloading so you can review the host, protocol and last measured result.
PublicVPNList checks technical reachability, speed, latency and download availability, but it does not operate these VPN endpoints or control their logging policies. Use public OpenVPN configs for testing and low-risk browsing, review each .ovpn file before connecting, and run a DNS leak check after connection.
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