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Ignite disconnecting from vpn

Jen91
I've been here awhile
I just switched to rogers ignite. The one thing I was was I wanted to make sure the switch didn't interfere with working from home. I never had any issues prior to switching. Now, my VPN disconnects and reconnects every few seconds, causing all of my screens to close. I am unable to get anything done. I have no other issues with any other devices, just my work laptop. And the ignite app says my laptop is connected. So why is my VPN suddenly always disconnecting. It's definitely the new modem and not any other factor
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Re: Ignite disconnecting from vpn

Biollw
I'm a senior advisor

Which VPN are you using?

 

I have several VPNs for connection to clients and never have a problem. VPNs Forticlient and Cisco anyconnect.

Re: Ignite disconnecting from vpn

Jen91
I've been here awhile
CISCO AnyConnect. It's very inconsistent. It will work for 2 hours then go in and out 10 times in 30 minutes. Work for another hour, then start disconnecting again. It seems to happen in busts. But again, zero issues for years until switching to ignite

Re: Ignite disconnecting from vpn

Good afternoon @Jen91!

 

I have personally used that exact same VPN without any issues on Rogers Ignite Internet, so I wouldn't suspect this issue to be inherent to the service.

 

Have you contacted Cisco or your IT support for assistance with this VPN as of yet? It's possible you need to adjust the settings after changing your Internet. -Corey

Re: Ignite disconnecting from vpn

raspinmaug
I've been around

Is it inherent as in a defect, no, but definitely an issue with VPN in general.

 

1. I was on oxio (a rogers reseller using an eero 6) for 2 years, no issues.

2. switched to ignite, after a month, random drops and reconnects with Cisco AnyConnect. Some days it is 3-4 times, other times it is 5x in a 30 minute zoom session.

3. had a friend over using forticlient for work, he dropped out 2x in about 4 hours (that he noticed)

4. when I switch to using my phone as my hotspot, it does not drop out at home at all; it does not drop out on my girlfriend's bell, it does not drop out at work on wifi.

 

The common factor is ignite wifi, specifically something in the last few weeks for me.

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