- Oct 10, 2002
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I have a weird issue that i cannot fix and am looking for help. I VPN into work and so does my wife. We both use work laptops connected to my Asus RT-AC86 router and every weekday at 11:26am we get disconnected from Cisco anyconnect VPN. I tried trouble shooting with my work and they cannot figure it out and offered another VPN solution which i declined. For reference it used to be up to 4 times a day, (9:26am, 11:26am, 1:26pm, and 3:26pm) but it is down to one. I think 5:26pm also occurs but i am done working by 4pm.
I thought it was the VPN but now my daughter is doing distance learning and twice now she has lost connectivity on her chromebook at 11:26. It happens when she is on a google meets video call. The Chromebook does not reconnect and just spins until I have her log out and back into it. I am not too familiar with chromebooks but next time i will have her turn off and on the wifi.
I thought i had a VPN issue but now I am not sure. I played with settings in my router, like the firewall/protection settings but i do not see a difference. Could it be my router or is it my ISP, Nuvera?
I should test this issue on my home desktop but normal TCP/IP protocol should be able to handle dropped packets, is my daughter's school somehow on a VPN?
I thought it was the VPN but now my daughter is doing distance learning and twice now she has lost connectivity on her chromebook at 11:26. It happens when she is on a google meets video call. The Chromebook does not reconnect and just spins until I have her log out and back into it. I am not too familiar with chromebooks but next time i will have her turn off and on the wifi.
I thought i had a VPN issue but now I am not sure. I played with settings in my router, like the firewall/protection settings but i do not see a difference. Could it be my router or is it my ISP, Nuvera?
I should test this issue on my home desktop but normal TCP/IP protocol should be able to handle dropped packets, is my daughter's school somehow on a VPN?
