Bsnl ftth vpn issue

[ginzon]

I tried both.i.e through WiFi and through lan port but both methods failed for me,next I tried to set correct mtu size and I found 1430 was correct mtu size with 0%loss. I must say after correction Of mtu size I found Cisco VPN works good for me and still I was unable to connect to open vpn. I have informed the vendor about this and I'll try with another compaitable modem.

Good to know it worked..

 

[mnjagadeesh]

I faced similar issue with my office Cisco VPN on the INOTECH router LCO provided..

Let's test whether it's device issue or configuration..
Trail 1
1. Connect to LAN port
2. Try connecting VPN
Result: Pass/Fail

Trail 2
1. Connect via WiFi
2. Try connecting VPN
Result: Pass/Fail

If Trail 1 succeeded and Trail 2 failed
- Then possibly it's a buggy firmware of your router device (This was my case, I demonstrated it to them and told them to take their device back.. After loads of trouble and to n fro stuffs, which I'll skip here, they connected a OptiLink device and it works well)

If both Trails fail
- Try changing MTU, link to guide

Determining and setting up the correct MTU size

Determining and setting up the correct MTU size

www.linksys.com

That's all that I know when I came across this issue..

Also note.. LCO will never say that it's their device fault.. They keep saying, many are using the same device and no issues.. But that's not the truth..

Hi, Looks like, as you said, cable connection is much better. Thanks

 

[Oppili]

Ethernet and Wifi have different MTU. If want to work in wifi, reduce MTU by trial and error method, either in System/tab/phone or in Router/modem.