ANSWERED ISP Throttling some connections Maybe?

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Hello people. I think my ISP realized that I'm on a VPN when connecting to certain country's servers as the slowdown is unreal. When connecting to a server in a country I never connect to, with a higher load and ping, the connection somehow speeds up. Is there a way I can test to see what is going on? And what kind of information I can provide? Cheers.

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Also... do these posts/replies have a notification pushed to email? I'll try not to forget checking the forum, but I'm not quite used to this and it isn't in my habit to come around here... sorry if I don't/take time to reply.

[LZ1 672]

Hello!

 

It's pretty "normal" that ISPs will throttle. So please try out protocols like SSL in Eddie>Preferences>Protocols>Uncheck "automatic">SSL 443>OK>Re-connect to a server.

 

In principle you can always provide logs, if you don't know how to do actual testing. It may or may not be useful. Instructions in my signature for where to find your Eddie logs .

 

You can change your account settings to get notifications when you get replies: Top-right corner>Click your username>My Settings>Notifications & Options. Also instructions in my guide in my signature.

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Thanks LZ1 ! :')

 

I can finally use AirVPN again. I also put on notifications on so next time I won't reply so slowly (sorry).

[LZ1 672]

No problem.

 

If that fails, there's other things you can try.

 

Similarly, submitting a support ticket is also possible if that's more convenient for you. .

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Actually, your first response about using the SSL 443 protocol works. I'm getting very normal speeds, with no big issues on loading pages or downloading files.

 

It used to take a few minutes to load any page, which was my lack of willingness to return to this page earlier. Slow internet is a real form of torture.

 

Thanks again for everything