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New router. NO VPN access...

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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

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@ROY-roy Welcome. Can you please tell us which Kaspersky version you are running.

Hello,

Please tell us which vpn type do you use? IPSec or L2TP or PPTP?

 

  • 9 months later...

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.

  • 3 years later...
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...

Screenshot 2025-03-28 at 4.11.18 PM.png

20 hours ago, harlan4096 said:

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)

Hum... I guess You have to select OpenVPN config, then select the server node, and then You will get a window similar to:

 

image.thumb.png.edb7a71f6c082b7f7993aa945cf392a5.png

 

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 ?

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:

 

image.thumb.png.edb7a71f6c082b7f7993aa945cf392a5.png

 

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 ?

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:

 

image.thumb.png.edb7a71f6c082b7f7993aa945cf392a5.png

 

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.

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