VPN - The easy way

[ats29]

After reading so many people with issues with VPN and setup, cost prohibitive routers and associated stress, one of the solutions I suggest to people is the GL.inet range of mini router (usually the mango - little yellow one).

These devices need minimal setup (5/10 mins) and no real networking knowledge. They are around £20 and can be set up like an 'inline' device (Ethernet), or as a wireless network or a mixture of both. You can use any VPN provider with OpenVPN. No amending files or Putty'ing.

So if you are struggling, for a small investment, take that stress away from the setup procedure.

 

[ats29]

After reading so many people with issues with VPN and setup, cost prohibitive routers and associated stress, one of the solutions I suggest to people is the GL.inet range of mini router (usually the mango - little yellow one).

These devices need minimal setup (5/10 mins) and no real networking knowledge. They are around £20 and can be set up like an 'inline' device (Ethernet), or as a wireless network or a mixture of both. You can use any VPN provider with OpenVPN. No amending files or Putty'ing.

So if you are struggling, for a small investment, take that stress away from the setup procedure.

I should probably add to this; the V2 box version is better for OVPN. Also; this might not be the best solution for IPTV, works perfectly well when using a UDP service for a V/S card service. I am an advocate for the: Linksys E2500 router (about £30) with AdvancedTomato (tomato-E2500v3USB-NVRAM60K-1.28.AT-RT-N5x-MIPSR2-3.4-140-Mega-VPN) [Version 3 router - should be the case by now]. Not quite as simple to set up, but still relatively straight forward. Very stable.