however every week or so there will be a day where no matter what VPN I connect to, I will get about 1% of the normal speed.

and when vpn is slow, what will be with normal browser-internet without vpn? slow also?

No, if the VPN is turned off then it is normally around 30/50mb/s, but as soon as any kind of VPN is connected, it drops to like 0.01/0.5mb/s.

so we have a problem with the vpn.

has vpn serveral different entry-points?

might be it would help to buy a “Homespot öffentliche IP Adresse”  here in the forum for 49,99€.

now you have a nat-ip. buying ip would offer you a real v4-ip.

you can cancel purchase if it dont help within 14 days.

just open new thread with topic “Homespot öffentliche IP Adresse gewünscht - für 49,99€ bitte freischalten.”

you will have to change router-settings. please ask for further infos.

edit o2_Tobias: transferred to our English community

Hi @Dannym88,

welcome to our English community.

I just saw that you followed up the suggestion of @Schaf344 and bought a public IPv4-address.

Is the connection now better?

I look forward to your feedback.

Loving greetings,

Tobias

Hello, yes I did buy the public IP address. But it did not fix anything, I still have a double NAT and I still have issues connecting to any VPNs. The VPN connections are super unstable and often drop to 0.01mb/s on random days of the week. Please can you advise how to remove the double NAT? I thought that getting the public IP would fix this.

Hi @Dannym88,

thanks for your reply.

Did you already change your APN to “netpublic”?

Further information, how to install your homespot, you also get here: installation-video for your HomeSpot

I hope I could be of help to you.

Loving greetings,

Tobias