How do I try out the lastest build? Thanks in advance
I just noticed the same issue. I'll have a look and try to fix it. (I guess it needs some additional rule in the iptables nat table)One small issue I've found on this router whilst using an OpenVPN client: NAT loopback/hairpinning doesn't work. Meaning that if I have the OpenVPN client connected, I can't connect to my WAN IP and access internal services through the NAT port forwarding.
@kamoj Unfathomable amount of thanks for this addon! I was attempting to setup wireguard using the ipk files provided by Voxel R7800 downloads, gave up after an hour or two. It literally only took less than 5 minutes to install this addon, get an OpenVPN config setup, and up n running.
Hello,hmm, after a closer look, it does actually work.
Only the traffic flows a bit different than I expected.
Well, that's the problem. I didn't do anything specific to make it work.can you develop here what you have done please ?
Well, that's the problem. I didn't do anything specific to make it work.
I just enabled the OpenVPN server in the GUI, configured it to use tcp and allow clients to connect to internet and home network.
Then I downloaded the config for smartphone, mailed the .opvn to myself. And on the iPhone opened the .ovpn with the OpenVPN app.
I configured OpenVPN app to use seamless tunnel, and disabled dns fallback. (but this shouldn't have any impact)
Then I press connect and it simply works.
iPhone uses DNS from my router, so I get less ads on my iPhone. (now using AdGuard thnx to kamoj's addon; previously I was using pihole)
I forwarded port 80 & 443 from my router to my nas.
If on my iPhone that is connected via VPN I browse to http(s)://<dynamic.dns.name.of.router> (or http(s)://<public.ipaddress.of.router> then I see the webpages that are running on my NAS.
This works both over WiFi and over 4G, so I have the tunnel active always.
(at home it is a bit strange, from an internal ip create a tunnel to another internal ip. And probably it is a litter slower than it would be if I disable VPN. But this way, I can keep VPN active all the time.)
The fact that it didn't seem to work, probably was my I was tinkering with a lot of scripts on the router, trying to get OpenVPN client and server to function at the same time. And this caused my DynamicDNS name to point to the wrong IP. (it got the IP of my OpenVPN client)
But, i don't really understand what is the link with the problem said by Tiago.
If I run 'uptime' I get "15:03:30 up 46 days, 4:35, load average: 4.00, 4.03, 4.04",
so it looks like 4 is a reasonable load average. (uptime & top show the same values)
well, i'm glad at least that netbytes number matches my number.
I was just wondering if the kamoj router page was getting "load" from the same source as top, htop, and uptime. or somewhere else.
because as google just told me, load is more than just cpu:
http://www.brendangregg.com/blog/2017-08-08/linux-load-averages.html
the kamoj figures seem more realistic to measure the CPU load, but there's a chance the netgear has a lot of driver I/o or something that would lead a Linux load figure higher. I.e. they may both be right.
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