Having IPv6 enabled on your network might make it complicated to connect to our servers in some situations. Disable IPv6Īt the moment, NordLayer does not support IPv6. In order to do that on a Linux device, you can follow our separate guide. This clears cached routing, cached DNS records, saved WiFi connections and settings made by networking programs like web browsers, email clients, and VPNs. Reset network settingsĪs a last resort, we suggest resetting your device's network settings. Check out this article to change DNS on your Linux device. Change DNSĬhanging DNS on any device can change the overall connection, increase the speed, resolve unstable connection issues, or help you connect to the VPN. Make sure to test all of the available protocols on Linux - OpenVPN (UDP), OpenVPN (TCP), IKEv2 and NordLynx. That being said, you might have a specific port blocked on your work or home network. Change the connection protocolĭifferent VPN protocols use different network ports to connect. If so, please let our 24/7 customer support team know about the location you are struggling to connect to, and our team will take immediate action. You might be unable to connect to one particular server as it could be experiencing some issues. For example, if you tried connecting to United States, try Germany or any other country.
However, since all of our work or home networks are very different from each other, some of them may have specific restrictions that may block the VPN connection. Usually, this particular problem can be resolved in a few easy steps.
#Nordlayer linux how to#
In this guide, you will learn how to troubleshoot connection issues on your Linux device.
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