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Up until now, I used to use a USB modem. I recently switched ISPs, and from what it seems like, I think I am using an ADSL connection now.
Now I have run into a problem. I run a couple servers locally for in-house usage, and all of them connect via WiFi. I did not have this problem earlier, but right now, when I try to transfer files between computers using the local connection, using my local IP's, I get speeds same as the ones I get while transferring files over the internet. But this is a local connection. Hence I'm lead to believe that my ISP is somehow VPNing my connection. I do need to login to use the internet, and I've tried changing DNS servers, but the login IP still works, which is a local IP to my knowledge, as its something like : 1.xxx.xxx.xxx. I did check up the IP online, and the origin AS belongs to an ISP in RoK, which is not where I live, which leads me to believe that all my traffic is passing through the ISPs server first.
But yeah, what can I do to bypass this? Or somehow at least make my local connections work locally? I mean, this is ridiculous. I'm pissed. Why do you need to VPN my local connections as well? I should be getting around 37MB/s download speeds while transferring files locally, but instead, I get a shitty 200KB/s, which is outrageous. Now I don't want to disconnect from the internet whenever I have to transfer files over the local network. Any way to bypass this or any other way around it?
Up until now, I used to use a USB modem. I recently switched ISPs, and from what it seems like, I think I am using an ADSL connection now.
Now I have run into a problem. I run a couple servers locally for in-house usage, and all of them connect via WiFi. I did not have this problem earlier, but right now, when I try to transfer files between computers using the local connection, using my local IP's, I get speeds same as the ones I get while transferring files over the internet. But this is a local connection. Hence I'm lead to believe that my ISP is somehow VPNing my connection. I do need to login to use the internet, and I've tried changing DNS servers, but the login IP still works, which is a local IP to my knowledge, as its something like : 1.xxx.xxx.xxx. I did check up the IP online, and the origin AS belongs to an ISP in RoK, which is not where I live, which leads me to believe that all my traffic is passing through the ISPs server first.
But yeah, what can I do to bypass this? Or somehow at least make my local connections work locally? I mean, this is ridiculous. I'm pissed. Why do you need to VPN my local connections as well? I should be getting around 37MB/s download speeds while transferring files locally, but instead, I get a shitty 200KB/s, which is outrageous. Now I don't want to disconnect from the internet whenever I have to transfer files over the local network. Any way to bypass this or any other way around it?
