1.Check your router settings:

If your VPN is hanging or not working, there are several common reasons it might be the case. Here are some troubleshooting steps you can try:

• Ensure your router is configured to allow VPN traffic.
• Make sure your VPN server is running and active.

2. Check your firewall settings:

   • Go to your firewall settings and ensure that the VPN connection is not blocked.
   • Try disabling your firewall or using an firewall firewall to block the VPN.

3. Check your VPN server:

   • Verify that the VPN server is running and active.
   • If the server is down, try restarting it or activating it again.

4. Check your router connection:

   • Ensure your router connection is stable and strong.
   • Try disconnecting devices temporarily to test the connection.

5. Check your firewall rules:

   • Review your firewall rules to ensure they are not blocking the VPN connection.
   • If you have a firewall firewall, check if it's configured to block VPN connections.

6. Check your network environment:

   • Ensure your network is stable and there are no connections to other devices or networks.
   • Try disconnecting devices temporarily to test the connection.

7. Use a VPN proxy if needed:

   If the VPN server is down or if you need more control over the connection, you can use a VPN proxy to connect to the server.

If none of these steps work, you may need to seek further assistance or consult the VPN vendor.