The problem is that the TeamViewer VPN connection always shows as an unidentified public network in the Control Panel > Network and Sharing Center. If I try to disable the unidentified network it will disappear from the active network portion of the window only to re-appear a few seconds later. If the gateway is not static then I think you might find that the VPN forever changes back to 'Unidentified Network', I think you will also get that if the gateway is left blank or set to 0.0.0.0 In this video, I go over basic troubleshooting you can do to fix your Limited/Unidentified Network Connection. However, since moving, attempting the VPN connection results in the following: Connecting to VPN results in unidentified network with no internet access Hello, I am a university student and utilize Cisco Anyconnect in order to access school work related articles. access using applications like Outlook, browsers? Solution 8: Set Unidentified Network as a Private or Public. This worked for many users to fix the problem in Windows 10. Unidentified network status is a warning but it should be a blocker for accessing the resources when connected to VPN. Also, if you are using VPN software, we recommend disabling it. Yes, this Unidentified Network appeared after the AVG VPN installation. Follow the steps to do so: Press the Windows + R keys > then in the Run box > type secpol.msc> hit Enter Now, click Network List Manager Policies.
