Mudfish App for iOS
This document is about show to use mudfish app for iOS. Mudfish app could be found at the appstore by searching "Mudfish".
Differences from mudfish for desktop.
Here's summary what's differences between mudfish app for iOS and mudfish vpn for desktop.
For mudfish app, it works always as Full VPN mode. And it doesn't support the per-app VPN feature. So it means all traffics from iOS will go to mudfish nodes you'd picked.
At mudfish app, it doesn't apply "item configuration / program settings" which set from mudfish vpn for desktop. The configuration of mudfish app is completely separated.
Your data plan is shared. If your data plan is PPT (Pay Per Traffic), your credit usage will be charged how much you used.
However if your data plan is Subscription, no extra credit charges but the speed cap.
Mudfish credits are shared cross mudfish services. So you can use it at both mudfish apps and mudfish other services.
Front
Front screent is the sign-in scrrent. By clicking (Plus) icon, you can sign up.
If you want to keep the sign-in alive, you can use "Remember Me" button.
Main screen
Very simple screen with the following options:
Welcome!
Credits
Show the current mudfish credit balance. If you click it, it moves to the screen for InApp payments.
Mudfish Node
Show current mudfish node you picked. If you want to change, you can touch.
Configuration
You can change Connection Protocol and MTU.
Connection Protocol
Currently only UDP protocol is supported. As default, it's UDP (Port 10008)
MTU
You can specify MTU size. As default, it's 1400 bytes.
RTT check speed
This specifies the speed of RTT checking between user and mudfish nodes. If this value is larger than 1, it'll show the latency (ping) information at "Mudfish Node" menu. The each value means:
0
This means "turn off the RTT checking". This is the default value.
1
This is slowest speed of RTT checking. Under some environment, the aggressive RTT checking makes your home router got a hang. For that case you can use this value.
5
This is highest speed of RTT checking. 5 threads will check RTT information at the same time.
Connect
Points current connection status. If you click, you can do "Connect" or "Disconnect".
Error Codes
In this section, I'll describe each of the error codes that can come up using the Mudfish iOS app and describe their solutions.
If the problem is not solved by the methods described below, please ask at the Mudfish Forum.
MUDEXP_00001
Got a nil response from the provider
When this issue happens, normally it means that the packet tunnel of Mudfish app didn't be installed properly. To fix this issue, please try to follow:
Uninstall the existing mudfish app.
Reinstall the mudfish app from AppStore.
After the login, please make sure that you "Add VPN configuration".
MUDEXP_00042
bad authentication <errno>
This error means there's an authentication problem between your iPhone and mudfish auth server. Please check the following error codes for details:
-3
This means your ID / passowrd is wrong. Please check your ID / password again. Or please try to log out from the mudfish app and log in again.
MUDEXP_00043
not enough credits
This message means your account doesn't have a mudfish credit. You need to buy mudfish credits at http://mudfish.net/admin/credits/buy link.
MUDEXP_00048
Client error while sigining in: error Domain = <domain>
Code=<errno>
<err_string>
This error means that it failed to send the HTTP request to the mudfish
web site for sign-in operation. The symptom is depending on <errno>
as
follows:
1005 "The network connection was lost."
This error means that the underlying TCP connection that’s carrying the HTTP request disconnected while the HTTP request was in progress.
Please check your network has the network firewall. If you're connecting from China mainland, please be aware that GWF (Great Wall Firewall) blocks Mudfish websites.