You're talking about disconnects within your VPN, so basically from your computer to the "endpoint" of your VPN. And the MTRs you're sending look like coming from those endpoints. Ev

If your mobile carrier is different from your internet isp try mtr from it and see if you have packet loss. (You can try even vpn connection from it and see if gets any dc.)

Keep in mind that AS212477 / Royale Hosting has inline DDoS mitigation active in that point of presence. VPN traffic carried over UDP may be impacted by certain ratelimits / inspection rulesets, espec

Also, proper MTR should include both ways.. Server > Destination but also Destination > Server. So maybe problems you have with your VPN is actually on your ISP's side

I didn't start doing this out of curiosity. I started to have a lot of disconnections within the VPN itself. When I did the basics of the basics, which is starting with ping, I saw a massive amount of

https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/201406/ping-inside-my-vpn-route-are-getting-more-than-50-packet-loss#latest

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You know you can also setup vpn on storage server too right ?

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irrelevant or not, the problem is that I had packet loss inside vpn and this packet loss lead to a lot of disconections due to handshakes not done. Tried Openvpn and wireguard and all this 2 protocols

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I start to feel this problem, when, inside VPN I had major packet loss between client to server or vice versa.

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Why don’t you vpn/proxy the torrent traffic via VPN instead?

Both GSL & CDN77 have VPN companies with them, even Australian ISPs are using GSL for transit. but macarne...?

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they said 2gbps shared , i didn't test it though.Enough for VPN usage with around 50 people.So it is true i think.