yorgi
Very Senior Member
Airprotection/DNSfilteringCopy that....but, where is it turned on/off? I forget! You and Rango were discussing it, but I didn't see where to actually adjust the filtering...
Airprotection/DNSfilteringCopy that....but, where is it turned on/off? I forget! You and Rango were discussing it, but I didn't see where to actually adjust the filtering...
Not sure if this helps but this guy is talking about ports and VPN similar to what you want to do.so, could you perhaps cover routing traffic through the vpn based on the port, and not the ip address? i know that the gui doesn't support this, but i have installed entware and iptables and have ssh access. However, nothing i've found that resembles a guide has worked, and i do not understand iptables, as i am not familiar with it. i posted in the asuswrt merlin forum asking for the same, but perhaps this is a more appropriate place.
And only 10-14mbit with vpn.
Hi there
I have this Asus rt ac66u with merlin latest firmware, even tryed the beta one today..
Been trying to setup this openvpn on it. But the speed sucks. My link is 150/150 fiber. And i get full speed on speedtest without vpn.
And only 10-14mbit with vpn. Is it not possible to get good speeds on this "old" box or what?
But i had to dobbel check, so i installed openvpn on my debian box. There i got very good speeds. So it has to be the asus box.
I have been reading all over and tryed every compo i have found in here. But maby there is something i havent picked up since the speeds are so bad.
Anyone have a suggestion what to do, buy a bigger asus model
Eis
Hi this is perfectly normal because its a single core cpu. You need to get a better router like a 68u will do the job because its dual core but depending on your wi fi needs you may want a better model.Hi there
I have this Asus rt ac66u with merlin latest firmware, even tryed the beta one today..
Been trying to setup this openvpn on it. But the speed sucks. My link is 150/150 fiber. And i get full speed on speedtest without vpn.
And only 10-14mbit with vpn. Is it not possible to get good speeds on this "old" box or what?
But i had to dobbel check, so i installed openvpn on my debian box. There i got very good speeds. So it has to be the asus box.
I have been reading all over and tryed every compo i have found in here. But maby there is something i havent picked up since the speeds are so bad.
Anyone have a suggestion what to do, buy a bigger asus model
Eis
Are you getting a green light on when you enable the VPN client?Hi all. I have AC3200 router with Merlin firmware. I followed the guide and it seems like everything went OK. I could see service active. Unfortunately when tried to check my ip I could see my real ip and all. I was wondering if someone could help me diagnose a problem. Please let me know what I need to post in order to provide some more info.
I see your problem. You are using port 1198Sorry for the late reply. I tried to play with the settings but no luck. I had more luck with Asus firmware. I got vpn working by just selecting vpn file and cert file. No luck with Merlin firmware.
Certificate Authority copied from your post.
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Thank you for the quick reply. I tried that port before but it failed.
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openvpn
client
dev tun
proto udp
remote aus.privateinternetaccess.com 1198
resolv-retry infinite
nobind
persist-key
persist-tun
cipher aes-128-cbc
auth sha1
tls-client
remote-cert-tls server
auth-user-pass
comp-lzo
verb 1
reneg-sec 0
crl-verify crl.rsa.2048.pem
ca ca.rsa.2048.crt
Make sure you use file protocol SCP mode when you connect to the router. Also use a username and password that is admin level.Trying it now. I tried to copy cert to JFFS but it faoled to create folder but got the error when using WinSCP
Command 'mkdir "config"'
failed with return code 1 and error message
mkdir: can't create directory 'config': Read-only file system.
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