General VU+ Receiver Discussion VPN Router
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I'd be inclined to choose an ISP that does not mean you need to use a VPN.
or choose one of the routers that the VPN provider does support.
or choose one of the routers that the VPN provider does support.
I bought one yesturday first time ever purchasing a router.
Purchased wrong one so still needed my SkyQ router plugged in, used that as modem, DMZ server to new router worked really well.
Speeds and ping excellent after extracting my sky credentials hahha
However running a VPN protocol was ing bad and slow, I mean terrible.
Router sent back to Amazon this morning for a refund haha
That teach me for randoming ordering on prime now and delivered within a hour on spare of a moment ga
Purchased wrong one so still needed my SkyQ router plugged in, used that as modem, DMZ server to new router worked really well.
Speeds and ping excellent after extracting my sky credentials hahha
However running a VPN protocol was ing bad and slow, I mean terrible.
Router sent back to Amazon this morning for a refund haha
That teach me for randoming ordering on prime now and delivered within a hour on spare of a moment ga
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Thanks all.
Sadly the thread starter was naughty & had to leave us. So closing the thread but keeping it as some useful references posted for the potential benefit of other members.
Sadly the thread starter was naughty & had to leave us. So closing the thread but keeping it as some useful references posted for the potential benefit of other members.
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