ANSWERED Massive Packet Loss

[ParadoxQc 0]

I've recently got this VPN and its been giving me lots of trouble already.

 

Im always on teamspeak and they have a tool to check my connection info including packet loss and at seemingly random I get upward of 15% packet loss. Then it goes back down but always hang around 2% until it spikes again.

If I ping google, i mostly get good time but some can go over 350ms and always get lots of request times out.

 

Tried on multiple servers in Canada and US but they all cause this issue.

Without the VPN, I got no issues at all.

 

Anyone got an idea of what could be causing this?

[zhang888 1066]

What connection method are you using? Try switching to TCP/443.

[ParadoxQc 0]

That actually seems to have done it. 

Surprisingly simple.

I probably should have searched a bit more. For some reason, i wasnt able to find anything about this.

Thanks a lot for the help.

 

I still get a bit of packet loss but its a lot better. If it matters, I have a Cable connection

[LZ1 672]

That actually seems to have done it. 

Surprisingly simple.

I probably should have searched a bit more. For some reason, i wasnt able to find anything about this.

Thanks a lot for the help.

 

I still get a bit of packet loss but its a lot better. If it matters, I have a Cable connection

Hello! Maybe you should look into doing some port forwarding, which you can do in the client area,  as well as checking that your firewall is allowing whichever program that you're using

​Welcome to AirVPN.

[OpenSourcerer 1435]

 

That actually seems to have done it. 

Surprisingly simple.

I probably should have searched a bit more. For some reason, i wasnt able to find anything about this.

Thanks a lot for the help.

 

I still get a bit of packet loss but its a lot better. If it matters, I have a Cable connection

Hello! Maybe you should look into doing some port forwarding, which you can do in the client area,  as well as checking that your firewall is allowing whichever program that you're using

​Welcome to AirVPN.

 

TeamSpeak doesn't listen for connections, ergo it doesn't need an open port