This is the digital copy of the Blue Booklet included in your VPN Router box. Your VPN Router sits alongside your existing internet router — it does not replace it. Devices connected to the VPN Router...
First, the important bit: our VPN network uses domestic residential IPs and cannot be blocked by ISPs — so if your IPTV service stops working, the block is almost never on our side. Here's how to work...
If our Windows or Mac app won't install on your machine (workplace restrictions, unusual setups), you can connect using the free official OpenVPN clients and our configuration files instead. What you ...
Upgrading to a faster model, or received a replacement router? Existing customers should not use the activation page — there's a dedicated replacement flow that moves your subscription to the new rout...
Nine out of ten VPN Router problems — no internet, missing WiFi, wrong country after a change — are fixed by a power cycle done in the right order. Here's the exact sequence our support team uses. The...
You can change your VPN Router's WiFi name (SSID) and password yourself — no need to touch the router. Log in at libertyshield.com/Account/Login. Open Manage Router. Edit the WiFi name and/or WiFi pas...
When you activate a Pro (AC2) or Pro 6 (AX2) model VPN Router you'll be asked to choose a preference: Max Speed — assigns the router to our fastest OpenVPN servers. The right choice for streaming and ...
Only carry out this procedure when asked to by Liberty Shield support. ‘Pinning’ updates your VPN Router's firmware using the recessed button, and doing it unprompted can leave the router unconfigured...
Technically, no — your ISP cannot see that you're using a VPN. All they see is a single encrypted connection to one address; the sites and services you use inside it are hidden. That means they can't ...
A WiFi extender can boost your VPN Router's WiFi to reach every corner of the house — devices connected through the extender are still on the VPN. Set the extender up to repeat your Liberty Shield WiF...