Hello everyone, wondering if you can help. I log onto a VPN from home via WIFI and the connection frequently drops. I recently logged into my broadband providers control panel, a section of which allows your to prioritise traffic on the connection from pre-determined user profiles. I chose ‘Remote Worker’. Although I doubt this will have any effect. When the VPN connection is dropped I am still able to surf the Internet i.e. From both my work laptop and either of the two personal Mac laptops.

Both iPhones in the household can also get an uninterrupted connection despite the VPN disconnecting. I have been in touch with my employers IT department.

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They suggested connecting my work laptop directly to the router via a LAN cable. I have duly done this and it seemed more stable. Possibly even 100% stable. How To Install Google Market On Archos 50c. I would need to clarify this going forward as I only done this on one instance because I had essential work to be submitted. However connecting by a LAN cable is very inconvenient as the router is not in our home office.

In addition to this my IT department has advised that because I am able to connect via a LAN cable then the fact I am trying to do so wirelessly is my own problem. E2b Dictionary Download For Nokia 206. The property is over three floors. The router and ADSL modem is connected to a phone socket in the kitchen. The home office is on the top floor.

It is on the middle floor of the house to provide the best signal all over. There is no phone socket installed in the home office on the third floor nor is there one nearby.

We would have to have one installed and I am not sure how much or how difficult that would be. What I can say is that there is a phone socket in the master bedroom on the third floor. Devices in the home: x1 Hewlett Packard work laptop x1 MacBook x1 MacBook Pro x1 Airport Extreme Base Station router (b/g) x1 Netgear ADSL modem x1 iPhone 3GS x1 iPhone 4 x1 SONOS S5 wireless speaker system x1 SONOS ZoneBridge 100 x3 Cordless Panasonic phones x1 Canon MP640 WIFI printer x1 Xbox 360 with WIFI adaptor x1 PS3 What has been tried so far: 1.My IT department recommended turning off the Bluetooth on the laptop. This seemed to have a positive effect for a while however I still have the problem of frequent disconnects. When I say frequent I mean several within a 2-4 hour period.