Andrews & Arnold (AAISP) L2TP Review - Beat CGNAT!

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In this video I take a look at Andrews & Arnolds (AAISP) L2TP VPN service.
Its works over the top of any internet connection and gives you a static ipv4 and ipv6 address can help overcome CGNAT limitations.
You can find out about their service here www.aa.net.uk/broadband/l2tp-...
This video is in no way sponsored I pay for the service with AAISP and this is my honest review of the service.

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23 окт 2023

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@stevecoatesdotnet 5 месяцев назад

I took out their L2TP service a few years ago so I could get IPv6 access as well as a fixed IPv4. It took me ages to set up as a few of the more 'bog standard' routers I tried would do the L2TP connection, but would not get any IPv6 access through it. I eventually settled on a £20 Mikrotik router which does the job nicely (although I had to learn RouterOS in the process!). I switched to the Light service a few months ago as I'm predominantly just using my CGNAT connection now for most things, and save the L2TP for VoIP etc.

@myozone 3 месяца назад

What's the advantage of LAGG's over gateway groups for failover ?

@nsmmedia 3 месяца назад

Hi not quite sure what you mean sorry, the LAGG in my case is the LAGG trunk interface made up of 2x 10GbE links between my router and switch which trunks all my VLANs. I do use Gateway groups for WAN failover between my FTTP and 5G but as with a PPP connection you have to link to an interface you can use this for failover of the VPN but you have to choose both interfaces in the PPP config.

@myozone 3 месяца назад

@@nsmmedia I assumed you were just having failover on the LAGG but obviously more involved than that. I might try and use A&A's L2TP for an email server on their £2 a month 3mb...