I'm a little mixed on the new interface. It has a number of enhancements, but it's also a bit more confusing. There are a lot of changes in the interface, and I'm sure it's all moving in a great direction. You might want to consider some quick words on your site about the diff in config settings
For example, I have an SSH Server, that has an email account with imap (that was added via quick config) and yet I can still add services outside of that:
SSH Server
+ mail.lightbulb.net
++ ncianca@lightbulb.com
+++ imap
++ smtp
++ imaps
++ pop3s
++ imap
++ pop3
I assume that an SSH Server can support the service directly, i.e. it doesn't need to be bound to a specific email account, so what is the purpose of the email account? The email account that appears was entered via QuickConfig and looking at the panel for the email account, I see that it's the hostname, with an address of 127.13.0.2, which is indeed an address added the ethernet interface. It just seems a little more confusing then the way it used to be configured.
2) How does one override the DNS portion? I have some local virtual domains running on my machine which are defined by /etc/hosts (e.g. I use a .dev domain for development) and with prior versions of AlmostVPN I had to define these hosts along with the loopback address in the panel to override the AlmostVPN DNS routing. Do I just add these under the .local machine name?
3) Is it still possible to create a tunnel that uses a port range? It was possible in earlier versions to create a tunnel that would have a start / end range of ports. I'm not sure this can still be done.
