Overview

NVIS is a zero-config network of VPNs. Zero-config means  VPN  network configuration is provisioned automatically for the user. Users are also anonymous. Only an Ethereum wallet address is needed for identity and to receive NVIS tokens.

Downloads and installations for Android, Windows, Mac OS X and Linux are given below, followed by MVP information to access our other nodes, chat, etc. Smartphone support is in development. See MVP links below, and video here. Once joining NVIS, you can offer your own secure web sites, stream videos or chat. You can BE YOUR OWN ISP.

Community Support

Windows Instructions

The first time setup process is easy (Windows 10 only now). Video instructions can be seen here.

1. Wallet:  Setup an Ethereum wallet.

2. Download: Install the Windows SafeConnect client (32-bit) (64-bit) (GitHub 64-bit)

3. Run click the download to run the SafeConnect installer”

4. Launch either from the Windows start menu or from your System Tray

5. You will get a message that you don’t have a Configuration File

6. Go to your System Tray and right click the SafeConnect icon

7. Click on Configure. You will be prompted to enter your Wallet address.

8. Click on Settings. It will show your IP and community are now configured.  This is also where you turn TSN on or off.

9. Afterward, just select On or Off from the SafeConnect menu on your Tray:

           

If On, it will use the TSN nameserver. If Off, it goes back to your ISP’s nameserver.

MacOSX Instructions

1. Wallet:  Have your Ethereum wallet address ready.
2.  Download safeconnect-osx.tgz here from your browser.
3.  Open a bash shell. Extract via “tar zxvf safeconnect-osx.tgz”
4.  Run “sudo ./safeconnect” and when prompted, enter your wallet address
5.  Start** via “sudo ./safeconnect on“
6. If you want to stop, enter “sudo ./safeconnect off“
** NOTE: If TUNTAP driver is not installed, it is extracted with the safeconnect.
Run sudo installer -pkg tuntap_20150118.pkg
(or tuntap_20191118.pkg for High Sierra or greater)
sudo exec 5<> /dev/tun0

Linux Instructions

1. Wallet:  Have your Ethereum wallet address ready.
2.  Download safeconnect-linux.tgz here from your browser.
3.  Open a bash shell. Extract via “tar zxvf safeconnect-linux.tgz”
4.  Run “sudo ./safeconnect” and when prompted, enter your wallet address
5.  Start ** via “sudo ./safeconnect on“
6. If you want to stop, enter “sudo ./safeconnect off“
** NOTE: if you do not already have TUNTAP installed, install as:
sudo apt-get install  uml-utilities
sudo tunctl -t tun0

Minimal Viable Proof: Available Services

Once securely connected, the following services can be accessed using the trusted interface via the private address.

Video Test

After connecting to TSN, there is a video test at tlc-tokyo:

http://10.0.1.55/utube

Chat

http://10.0.1.95:3000

Blockchain

Our private Ethereum blockchain uses static-nodes. json to define peers. The enode table is:

http://tlcsupernode.ddns.net/static-nodes.json

Geth or other clients should use the bootnode

7b871c812b4353c7d98624ad7572f982e3ae87cc6f7ef2fe6e4f39f9fdf6e590612b0db473f614af66dfea307c28b6891037b2eb862128ff1ae8a9a650cbce60@10.0.1.75:30303″

To get to the geth-cli on a supernode, issue:

sudo geth-attach

MyEtherWallet

http://10.0.1.75/myetherwallet

Android / iPhone Wallet

blockwallet
https://blockwallet.eu/

NOTE: By default, wallets are setup to use Mainnet.

NVIS Tokens on Mainnet


https://etherscan.io/token/0x544f40cd3544a3001b1a3ff6d9677823de0268fb

Contract: 0x035cf462b4dd1c72db85be38f6158761a0401383

Scan the QR code with your BlockWallet to add tokens

Ethereum Mining Pool

http://10.0.1.75:4200

Ethereum Block Explorer

http://10.0.1.75:8000/

As noted above, SSH and PING to any of the listed nodes can be done.