VPN

KapeVpnManager provides everything needed for VPN connectivity: connection lifecycle, protocol selection, and kill switch and split tunnel configuration. KapeLocationService provides the server list. The daemon executes; the library observes and controls.

Guides

• Connecting — connect, disconnect, status, errors
• VPN Protocol — selecting Lightway, OpenVPN, or WireGuard
• Server Locations — the pushed server list
• Network Protection — kill switch modes
• Split Tunnel — per-app and per-subnet routing

Complete Example

using Kape.Core;
using Kape.Vpn;

await using var handle = await KapeSdkHandle.CreateAsync();

var vpn = new KapeVpnManager(handle);
vpn.ConnectionStatusChanged += status => Console.WriteLine($"VPN: {status}");
vpn.ConnectionError += error => Console.WriteLine($"Error: {error}");

// Pick the first online location
var locations = new KapeLocationService(handle);
var location = (await locations.FetchLocationsAsync()).First(l => !l.Offline);

await vpn.SetSelectedProtocolAsync(KapeVpnProtocol.Lightway, KapeVpnTransport.Udp);

using var cts = new CancellationTokenSource(TimeSpan.FromSeconds(30));
await vpn.ConnectAsync(location, cts.Token);

Console.WriteLine($"Connected via {vpn.ConnectedProtocol}, IP {vpn.ExternalVpnIp}");

// Later: disconnect
await vpn.DisconnectAsync();