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I have now put my Netgear DG834G back online as I have lost confidence in the Technicolor for the moment.

#PLANEPLOTTER SET UP ROUTER FULL#

I was stuck and ended up doing a full reset to the router, losing the configuration I had spent a while doing. The DSL light was on, so it synced to the exchange, but no internet connection.

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It also wouldn't accept the default password that came with the router. The wi-fi password also didn't change, the custom one was still there.ДЎ92.168.1.254 took me to the router login as expected, but it wouldn't accept the custom password I had set. The custom SSID was still there, so the laptop connected to the wi-fi network (so it didn't lose that setting). Only to find that when I cycled power, I could no longer log into the router. Setting up dyndns, and my own router login password etc. I spent a while configuring my new Technicolor router today, setting my own wireless SSID and password. Thanks for all the replies but I may have to put this issue on hold as there seems to be a new issue. I would hate to go back to my old Netgear DG834G just because I can't resolve this issue, as the Technicolor seems good so far.ДЄnyone have any thoughts, or similar experience, or even just brainstorming anything else I could try? I can't see any way to disable the 'Intrusion Detection' or to modify the settings. I am thinking I may have set up the port forwarding correctly, but that the UDP traffic is being rate limited by the router. I then checked the Technicolor 'Intrusion Detection' settings (which are enabled by default), and in the list, it shows 'UDP Rate Limiting' with a count of 31.

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I have then associated that application with the IP address of the PC running Planeplotter.

I have fixed the IP address of the PC running Planeplotter, and configured the Technicolor with a new application called 'PlanePlotter', and set the UDP and TCP port range to 9742, forwarding to 9742. I run an application called PlanePlotter that requires me to ensure UDP port 9742 traffic is forwarded.

I have just received the Plusnet Technicolor modem/router and have it working fine (for the most part). There is also an in-built killswitch which you can find on the OpenVPN tab and you can also change the protocol preference there from UDP to TCP.I wonder if anyone can help me. You can also run few different VPN tunnels at the same time on different device groups! Vilfo has a lot of great features, including split tunneling for different devices.You can create a new group for the devices that are connected to the router and then split them in to those groups. This is what it will look like when you have successfully connected to the server. When you have selected the server, click on the Connect button on the right side of it. Now by that group of devices you will find a ProtonVPN name with a selection space, click on that space and you will be able to select the appropriate server for your current subscription plan. The first step is to go on to the Devices list and find all of your connected devices.

#PLANEPLOTTER SET UP ROUTER HOW TO#

That is it, the router is ready to be used with a VPN! How to connect Vilfo router to the ProtonVPN: Note: to use our NetShield DNS filtering feature, append the suffix +f1 to your username to block malware, or +f2 to block malware, ads, and trackers (for example 123456789+f2).ДЄfter you added the credentials, you should see a screen like this when the ProtonVPN profile is installed.

#PLANEPLOTTER SET UP ROUTER INSTALL#

Now on the available providers list, find ProtonVPN and click on Install button.ДЄfter clicking install, you will have to enter your ProtonVPN OpenVPN credentials and click Add, that is username and password which you can find on your dashboard of our page. If you skipped the VPN configuration on the set up page of the Vilfo router, you can go to your dashboard menu and find VPN Providers tab then click on it. On the next page, please enter your OpenVPN credentials which you can find in your account page and click Continue.ДЄfter you enter the credentials, you will be prompted with a message which states the configuration has been successful so please click Continue to dashboard. Please select ProtonVPN and if you do not find it in the first page, scroll down till you see our logo.ДЄfter you selected it, scroll down and click Continue. There you will be able to select the VPN provider you want to configure on to your router. There are two approaches of setting up Vilfo router with ProtonVPN: FirstДuring the set up of the Vilfo router your will see a VPN provider section.

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