Good luck getting it fixed. There are two issues at hand...
1) Most phones are setup with the IP set to NAT Restricted. You have to find a nice Verizon tech to switch your phone to General IP Unrestritcted. Until you do this you can't even VPN a PC tethered through the wireless hotspot. And it wil cause the phones VPN client to fail to connect too. I actually got the tech rep at my local store to change this option.
2) The PPTP VPN client, if you're unlucky to have to use that still, is bugged to high heaven. Even after making a sucessfull connection your data will ceast to xmit within a couple of minutes. This has been thrown around the google forums since 2009 and there appears to be no effort on googles behalf to fix it.
The net net is while the Android is a great platform. It is less than useless if you want to VPN into anything. I hate Iphones but at least their VPN works.
Good luck. I gave up on Androids VPN months ago. It's a lost cause.
1) Most phones are setup with the IP set to NAT Restricted. You have to find a nice Verizon tech to switch your phone to General IP Unrestritcted. Until you do this you can't even VPN a PC tethered through the wireless hotspot. And it wil cause the phones VPN client to fail to connect too. I actually got the tech rep at my local store to change this option.
2) The PPTP VPN client, if you're unlucky to have to use that still, is bugged to high heaven. Even after making a sucessfull connection your data will ceast to xmit within a couple of minutes. This has been thrown around the google forums since 2009 and there appears to be no effort on googles behalf to fix it.
The net net is while the Android is a great platform. It is less than useless if you want to VPN into anything. I hate Iphones but at least their VPN works.
Good luck. I gave up on Androids VPN months ago. It's a lost cause.
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