August 31, 20206 yr Author I have just had my Virgin router replaced. Now I cannot access the VPN. I have edited the entry for this network in VPN settings but still no good.Help please…Roy
August 31, 20206 yr @ROY-roy Welcome. Can you please tell us which Kaspersky version you are running.
June 23, 20215 yr Disable the firewall of your primary router and switch between protocols. Then run your VPN service. https://www.myamplifiers.com/en-us/ - you can change your router and buy signal booster if you still have problems with connection.
March 28, 20251 yr On 9/1/2020 at 7:55 AM, Wesly.Zhang said: Hello, Please tell us which vpn type do you use? IPSec or L2TP or PPTP? An addition to this topic: My router has both PPTP and L2TP options. I have Kaspersky VPN account. How can I setup? I really need help...
March 29, 20251 yr 20 hours ago, harlan4096 said: https://www.kaspersky.com/blog/how-to-use-vpn-on-routers/48410/ Thanks. But, how can I access the below information? It's not clear... For L2TP and PPTP, you don’t need to download anything. Instead, you need to write down some information from your personal account: server address for connection username and password an additional encryption key (pre-shared key, PSK, secret key) authentication type (PAP, CHAP)
March 29, 20251 yr Hum... I guess You have to select OpenVPN config, then select the server node, and then You will get a window similar to: There You get the User sesion, password, Protocol... and downloading the OVPN file confog and editing it, You will get the server address, and other additional info ?
April 4, 20251 yr On 3/29/2025 at 3:08 PM, harlan4096 said: Hum... I guess You have to select OpenVPN config, then select the server node, and then You will get a window similar to: There You get the User sesion, password, Protocol... and downloading the OVPN file confog and editing it, You will get the server address, and other additional info ? Thanks man, this information saved my life ?
April 4, 20251 yr On 3/29/2025 at 1:08 PM, harlan4096 said: Hum... I guess You have to select OpenVPN config, then select the server node, and then You will get a window similar to: There You get the User sesion, password, Protocol... and downloading the OVPN file confog and editing it, You will get the server address, and other additional info ? But even though I tried both PPTP and L2TP protocols with nslookup for IP address, it doesn't work. The router can't connect.. //Mod Note: Pics removed for privacy and security matters.
I have just had my Virgin router replaced. Now I cannot access the VPN. I have edited the entry for this network in VPN settings but still no good.
Help please…
Roy