What version of windows do you use ? Mine is Windows 10 Home and I hope you're using Norton 360.Ģ.
It works fine if i disable VPN on laptop A but it gives this issue whenever i enable VPN on laptop A.ġ. > curl: (56) Recv failure: Connection was reset. So I've attached them in a zip file.Īlso notice when i run #curl -vvv on my laptop B, I get I couldnt put the screenshots in the body for some reason. Can you disable mobile data and see if it works. Also note that it seems your mobile data is ON, despite that the wifi is connected. Hope this clarifies where the problem is ?Ĭan you check in your case the IPs for both mobile and your laptop A? Are they same and do they change after you disconnect VPN ? (they should because then you know you had VPN IPs). Traffic starts from laptop B, reaches server via laptop A, laptop A receives the response but it is not fed to laptop B. Thus, there is no response that my laptop B receives. Irrespective of doing the above sharing, the connection happens (I can #telnet 443) from laptop B and it works, but when i do a #ping it wont work (request timed out). But when trying from another laptop / mobile that connects to the hotspot of laptop A, the connection doesn't work.Īfter right clicking the Internet adapter (Wifi, in my case), and going to properties -> sharing tab -> enabling first checkbox (tried enable as well as disable second checkbox) the result is the same = I see that DNS resolves fine (after doing this) but DNS doesn't resolve without this sharing bit. I enabled the services you pinged above in Norton settings and then setup a hotspot. I also reinstalled Norton 360 on my laptop A. The Opera GX also has a built in VPN which is NOT enabled on the mobile device B.Ĭonnection to my HP laptop A shown as Current Connection, the screenshot shows without internet and was taken before the above settings to show the connection connecting to.įirst of all, thank you so much for trying this.
Internet service on my mobile device with laptop A VPN enabled. On my Galazy Z-fold 3 I connected WiFi to the HP hotspot connection on laptop A and entered the password for it as shown in Windows. Went to Windows notifications area and disabled hotspot then reenabled it. I checked the first box to allow connections through this device connections and UNCHECKED the second box below it. On the icon for WiFi I right clicked and it opened to a properties dialog with 2 tabs, one labeled sharing. I then opened the network status in Windows 10 and opened "Change adapter properties". I went into the Norton 360 firewall and checked the boxes for Network Discovery and Internet connection sharing as shown in my previous post. Update: With laptop A running, the VPN started, and Hotspot setup in Windows.
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