12VPX NEO connects to each server over several paths at once. Each path is called an outbound. The app measures how well every outbound performs and automatically sends your traffic over the best ones. The Outbounds table shows what the app sees.
| Column | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Outbound | The app's internal name for this path. |
| Transport | The protocol this path uses to reach the server. |
| Endpoint | The server IP address and port this path connects to. |
| Status | How healthy the path is right now. See below. |
| Active | Connections going through this path at this moment. |
| OK | Connections that succeeded since you connected. |
| Fail | Connections that failed since you connected. |
| Latency | Average response time in milliseconds. Lower is better. |
| Down | Recent download speed measured on this path. |
| Up / Down | Total data sent and received through this path. |
Status
- ok: the last connection succeeded. The path is healthy.
- degraded: one recent connection failed. The app still uses this path but prefers healthier ones.
- cooldown: two or more connections failed in a row. The app stops using this path for about a minute, then tries it again. If the retry works, the status returns to ok.
A degraded or cooldown status on one path is normal and does not affect your connection. The app switches to the other paths automatically. Only when every path is in cooldown will you notice a problem, and the app keeps retrying until one recovers.