VPN Assistance
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dangerous
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It's usually done at your router. Buy a recognised brand that supports Tomato, DD-WRT, Asuswrt-merlin, flash the firmware and load in your VPN details.
I think there is open VPN in the open ATV image. Not sure if many folk on this forum use a VPN direct onto a receiver.
Hopefully someone will shoot me down [emoji23]
I think there is open VPN in the open ATV image. Not sure if many folk on this forum use a VPN direct onto a receiver.
Hopefully someone will shoot me down [emoji23]
dangerous
TK Veteran
Once the super hub is in modem mode you need to connect up a router to the modem.
The router then gives you access to the internet wired and wireless, and obviously you can configure your VPN within the router.
dangerous
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https://www.asus.com/uk/Networking/RT-AC88U/
I bought this, it's a beast, works brilliant.
Look for a stable broadband provider, don't be concerned with speed it's stability you need.
Have a look on thinkbroadband.com
I bought this, it's a beast, works brilliant.
Look for a stable broadband provider, don't be concerned with speed it's stability you need.
Have a look on thinkbroadband.com
Thats my main issue with Virgin, I've got 100meg but it's all over the place, I've been told then bottle neck the speeds at certain times, and the connections are shared down the street.....?
dangerous
TK Veteran
I've ditched VM for that reason.
VM is oversold in many parts of the country, there still advertising on the TV when the networks grind to a Holt, they shouldn't be allowed to do it.
Try the broad band quality monitoring tool from thinkbroadband
It will show you have crap VM really are.
Do some research for a stable service provider. In your area, Look at Talk talk, BT etc.
If you get anything fitted and it's rubbish, get rid before your cooling off period ends.
VM is oversold in many parts of the country, there still advertising on the TV when the networks grind to a Holt, they shouldn't be allowed to do it.
Try the broad band quality monitoring tool from thinkbroadband
It will show you have crap VM really are.
Do some research for a stable service provider. In your area, Look at Talk talk, BT etc.
If you get anything fitted and it's rubbish, get rid before your cooling off period ends.
nice one mate cheers :0)
dangerous
TK Veteran
Lol [emoji23]
I found that using a smaller size router restricted my speed.
For example a Asus ac66u my speed was restricted to 11mb
With the "beast " it's at 56mb at peak time.
With all VPN's you will lose speed regardless of what they say in there advertising material.
All depends on what your doing and putting through the VPN as you don't have to put everything through it.
You might find your ok with a cheaper router, but I would always buy the best you can afford.
I love my beast, don't regret buying what so ever. [emoji3]
dangerous
TK Veteran
See what info is on the website thinkbroadband.com
I'd be looking at fibre broadband through phone lines traditional. I'm sure you should get something around 75mb which is plenty.
I wouldn't use VM if it was a £1 in my area, it's very heavily conjested.
Some VPn info in this thread (post 19 is how someone set=up his up)
http://www.techkings.org/threads/open-vpn-tsmedia.67774/
Hi mate,
I also use PIA on my laptop but couldn't find info how to set it up on my zgemma H2H. Saw an ad for lifetime sub for VPN Unlimited here: https://deals.makeuseof.com/sales/infinity-vpn, at about £44 and they sent me the files i needed to put on my box. I just had to do 1 adjustment to a text file with my username and password for the VPN. I now have VPN running permanently on my box and don't need to think about it anymore or buy additional routers. I don't have any issues with my line glitching either. If i can help any more, PM me.
Cheers
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