1.Verify VPN Connection Status:

When facing issues with a VPN disconnecting after connection, follow these organized steps to diagnose and resolve the problem:

• Check the VPN server's connection status in the VPN settings. Ensure it is active and up to date.

2. Check VPN Server Configuration:

   • Log into the VPN server and verify the IP address and password are correct.
   • Confirm the server is running and functional.

3. Confirm Router Network Setup:

   • Ensure the router is connected to the internet and the VPN is running on the correct network interface.
   • Unplug and reinsert the router to check connectivity.

4. Update VPN Client:

   Check for updates or reinstall the VPN client if it's an older version.

5. Adjust Firewall Settings on Router:

   Look for firewall rules that might be blocking the VPN connection and adjust them if necessary.

6. Adjust Firewall on Internet Connection:

   Check firewall rules that block the VPN connection and remove or adjust them if necessary.

7. Verify VPN Client Credentials:

   Use the VPN client to log in with the correct username and password.

8. Check Local Network for Issues:

   Run a scan on the local network for malware or security issues.

9. Restart Components:

   Restart the VPN client, router, and account to check for temporary issues.

10. Contact Support if Necessary:

    If issues persist, contact customer support or look into the VPN server's logs.

By systematically addressing each potential cause, you can identify and resolve the VPN connection issue effectively.