BulletSponge

[Solved] Hi Fraser, sorry for the late response, but port forwarding wasn't the issue. We solved the problem by lowering the MTU-value within the Always-On-VPN-configuration (1300). Now it works. The R1-setup/configuration is as I always used it. Nevertheless thank you for your support.

Hi Fraser, yes the device is not in the Geo-Filter. I'll try the port forwarding. But I'll have to ask my VPN-administrator which are the correct ports and at the moment it's holiday season so that's gone take sometime.

Hi Fraser, the speed is appoximately around 5 Mbit/s. Always-On-VPN is a MS-solution, using a VPN RAS Gateway for point-to-site VPN connections for remote client computers. It is pre-configured on my laptop, so whenever I am not directly connected to my organization's network, it will automatically try to establish remote access when I connect for example to my home network (wireless or wired - doesn't matter). Therefore it's more like a PC client you don't have to start separately and I am not using the Hybrid VPN feature (no config file has been given to me by my company). I used the disable QoS-feature in the OS-QoS menu as you assumed, giving me the appropriate warning in regard to QoS, which I accepted. I've been working my way through other VPN-related forum topics concerning VPN difficulties. Could there be challenges regarding the protocol (Always-On-VPN uses IKEv2 and SSTP) or the Open VPN-version?

Hi Duma-team, my work VPN is being switched to Always-On-VPN. I am a tester for this and I am experiencing difficulties. Setup is as follows: work-laptop --> R1 (with DumaOS) --> modem/router-device (bridged) --> WAN Basically, a connection is established and some services/applications work (like intranet or e-mail-service) but overall speed is very low. What I can't do is connect to a filer/filer shares. Logfiles show (according to my VPN-administrator), that I am connected and network diagnosis shows that the filer is contacted, but no response is given. I already tried disabling QoS, but unfortunately no improvement. Changed test-setup as follows works: work-laptop --> modem/router-device (bridged) --> WAN Any idea what could be the cause? Highly appreciate your support. Cheers.

Hi BIG__DOG, thank you. That worked. Kind regards, BulletSponge

Hi Netduma Team, my setup is as follows: ISP Hub (originally router, but working in bridge mode --> modem) --> R1 --> all other devices The ISP Hub was given to me last week by my ISP due to a defect of my old modem. My old modem used to show me my WAN IP. My new one doesn't. Is there a possibility to look this up on the R1 interface? Thank you in advance and kind regards. BulletSponge