Probably there is something that goes in conflicts when I connect via the home WIFI or in the WIFI settings of my laptop.Ĭould you please help me? I really need to be able to connect.

Given the situation I imagine that the problem is not in the VPN configuration on the NAS, nor the VPN configuration on my laptop. On the other hand, when I am connected to the Internet via Hotspot USB/4G network of my iPhone, with the same VPN activated on the macbook, I can successfully access all the addresses mentioned above.

When I'm connected to the internet via my home WIFI, despite the VPN working I can't access any IP address in the office network (such as the configuration address of the router 192.168.1.1 or the address of the NAS or printer). Recently Tim discovered that the Cisco 64 bit VPN client running on Dell Precision M6500 (Windows 7 64 bit OS) was able to connect correctly by using the wireless hotspot on iPhone 4S (Verizon Wireless). I configured the VPN on the mac, and tried to connect. This is no different for Hotspot Shield however this discrepancy means. The computer with which I try to connect is a Macbook pro. For a VPN to work as a business, they need to have more customers than IP addresses. Since the router we have in the office does not have the possibility to configure a VPN by default, I have configured a vpn L2TP/IPSEC on the myQNAP NAS.

The headache of rooting or jailbreaking your phone probably isn’t worth it, either. However, neither of those is recommended for various reasons. I need to connect from home to the office's internet network to access the different printer control panels and NAS server. Yes, rooting your Android phone or jailbreaking your iPhone could technically allow you to share your hotspot’s VPN connection with other devices.

Vpn not working on iphone hotspot