DMZ - putting the laptop on the teacher's DMZ is another good method of working around anything but please be aware, if using split tunnelling this means they have no middleman protection from their laptop to the outside world.
For instance, resolving our website for a few users via nslookup brings up ! Set the router or wifi connection DNS to Google/Cloudflare instead.ģ. DNS - particularly with Virgin Media who on some connections appear to append some real ropey looking things to their DNS entries. Downside is, particularly if the teacher has kids, no filtering but have to balance the means!Ģ. This appears to be the most common culprit, meaning either intermittent connection or none at all. Disable "Family Safety Settings" - aka Web Safe, Family Safe etc depending on the ISP. So I thought it may be wise to have a few tips here in one place, feel free to add anything that may be of use!ġ. They were not.) but ISP's seem to like putting a fair few blocks in the way. 90% of our staff have absolutely no problems - a couple don't have good enough broadband (thought someone was joking when their report stated 22Kbps. I've spent the majority of the last week troubleshooting connection issues relating to our Always On VPN setup.
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