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Liberty shield vpn router

To connect a liberty shield to existing isp router tou need to
1 put the ethanet into lnb port 1 on liberty shield to work
2 plug the other end into any lnb port on isp router
3 connect power lead to liberty shield router
4 go to libertyshield website
5 create an account
6 enter the codes provided will sync to router
7 leave 10 minuites to run all updates
8 will auto be be set to uk(change on dash board online)
9 if changed server you need to unplug vpn router wait (5 sec) power back on
10 connect which ever device(s) and run speed test and will have fake ip address if setup right
 
bazcfc1 said:
To connect a liberty shield to existing isp router tou need to
1 put the ethanet into lnb port 1 on liberty shield to work
2 plug the other end into any lnb port on isp router
3 connect power lead to liberty shield router
4 go to libertyshield website
5 create an account
6 enter the codes provided will sync to router
7 leave 10 minuites to run all updates
8 will auto be be set to uk(change on dash board online)
9 if changed server you need to unplug vpn router wait (5 sec) power back on
10 connect which ever device(s) and run speed test and will have fake ip address if setup right
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Thanks Baz!
Very detailed. Sounds simple enough to follow.
 
Still considering if I should buy one. I have been considering a router for ages now and definitely don't want to be spending £100+ on one. I like it for its simplicity and that I can put my PS4 on my main internet but connect other devices to VPN. But surely there are disadvantages to this setup?

I have noticed it is only capable of 2.4Ghz. Does consistently good video streaming not require 5Ghz connections?
 
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celldweller said:
Still considering if I should buy one. I have been considering a router for ages now and definitely don't want to be spending £100+ on one. I like it for its simplicity and that I can put my PS4 on my main internet but connect other devices to VPN. But surely there are disadvantages to this setup?
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I havnt noticed any disadvantages just saves installing vpn apps on each device I own so makes it easier as a saying goes can't mock a thing till you try it and for £13.99 can't complain
 
bazcfc1 said:
I havnt noticed any disadvantages just saves installing vpn apps on each device I own so makes it easier as a saying goes can't mock a thing till you try it and for £13.99 can't complain
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I wouldn't have thought there would be too many disadvantages to it - well for the purposes I want to use it for. I really can't knock it at that price. I am just coming more to terms with if I need it. I have spent £100 odd on NORDVPN - it is still difficult to resist.
 
celldweller said:
I wouldn't have thought there would be too many disadvantages to it - well for the purposes I want to use it for. I really can't knock it at that price. I am just coming more to terms with if I need it. I have spent £100 odd on NORDVPN - it is still difficult to resist.
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Tbh not everyone can afford to go spend £100 just on vpns or a router so people look for cheaper and easier options all vpns do the same so 1 person spends £100 on a router and 1 spends £13.99 there saving £86.1p not everyone will need a vpn but better to be safe than sorry that's how I look at it
 
Nice work baz, a lot of info, thanks but its the cost of the router then a plan after that, is that correct?
 
stamp said:
Nice work baz, a lot of info, thanks but its the cost of the router then a plan after that, is that correct?
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Yeah mate you pay £13.99 you get the router pre configured with a month's liberty shield subscription then after that month is up its £6.99 per month or 6 months I think or a year for about £49.99 I think amazon has sold out but will put a link up for their website as can get it off there mate https://www.libertyshield.com/home/pricingandplans/1
 
OK. Thank you. I'm just thinking, if the ISP can block the 3pms and then all is back up and running again after the games, why do they not have a complete block on everything?
 
stamp said:
OK. Thank you. I'm just thinking, if the ISP can block the 3pms and then all is back up and running again after the games, why do they not have a complete block on everything?
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They have started having a complete block on things mate even using a vpn for some people didn't make a difference like @dt99 was blocked at weekend for iptv with vpn in use and no vpn and wasn't able to watch Netflix bbc iplayer mate so by the looks of it there just blocking everything possible
 
Sounds like this is going to be the next option. But would that mean we would not get blocked or am I right in thinking there’s no guarantees on this. I suppose it’s a shot in the dark.
 
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