With my first attempt, I used Speedtest on two successive runs, with upload speeds were 15 and download speeds were 49 and 72. In every case, I would have connection bandwidth speeds between 50 Mbps to 110 Mbps on all of my devices - including the computer I need to connect to the VPN. Beginning on Friday, I spent two days troubleshooting the issue. It DOESN’T WORK with T-Mobile. As soon as I connect to the VPN, my internet speed/bandwdth is non-existent and I can’t access any of the company systems. Using a Cisco An圜onnect VPN is a WHOLE DIFFERENT STORY. I wasn’t having any issues with any of my internet-based usage and needs - achieving download speed ranging on the low-end from 50 Mbps to 110 Mbps. We can stream 4K programming to our TV’s, monitor outdoor 1080p security cameras, conduct video conferences, and all of the normal data applications and downloads. I did repeated internet bandwidth testing using Speedtest - both through my computer’s Chrome browser, and through the TP-link app - directly from the wireless router. ON 2/1, I re-installed the T-Mobile Gateway equipment - NOKIA 5G21 GATEWAY: T-MOBILE HOME INTERNET and connected T-Mobile Gateway via Cat 5 ethernet directly to my TP-Link Archer AX11000 wireless router. I put back the Spectrum service and told them I’d try it again when they had their equipment issues fixed. I called their technical support and found they were having tower/equipment issues - and had been for about 3 weeks - with no anticipated date for repair. Initial attempts in connecting to T-Mobile weren’t good – and I was only able to achieve download speeds of 15 mbps.

I thought I’d be able to get away from Spectrum, but T-Mobile doesn’t like like a viable solution - despite significant efforts on my part to make it work.Ībout three weeks ago, I tried connecting to T-Mobile. I’m having the same issues with connecting to my wife’s company’s VPN.

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