David Wolfe
Occasional Visitor
Hello all,
I have two locations set up with an OpenVPN TAP interface tunnel.
Server is an RT-AC5300 running 384.19
Client is an RT-AC3100 running 386.2_4
Tried for HOURS to get routing working as a TUN interface between the two. Just couldn't get it to fly. Switched to TAP and re-IP'ed the client side to be a section of the main 192.168.1.x subnet. After a little tweaking, it's working great. All clients at both locations are now able to talk to each other without issue.
One problem I just noticed is that even though the client option for "Force Internet traffic through tunnel" is set to NO, devices on the client side are going through the VPN server for their Internet traffic. Testing with www.whatsmyip.com on a devices on the client side shows the public IP of the VPN server and not the public IP of the client router.
Anyone know what I've missed or how to get client side devices going out the client router's IP for Internet access?
Thanks
-David
I have two locations set up with an OpenVPN TAP interface tunnel.
Server is an RT-AC5300 running 384.19
Client is an RT-AC3100 running 386.2_4
Tried for HOURS to get routing working as a TUN interface between the two. Just couldn't get it to fly. Switched to TAP and re-IP'ed the client side to be a section of the main 192.168.1.x subnet. After a little tweaking, it's working great. All clients at both locations are now able to talk to each other without issue.
One problem I just noticed is that even though the client option for "Force Internet traffic through tunnel" is set to NO, devices on the client side are going through the VPN server for their Internet traffic. Testing with www.whatsmyip.com on a devices on the client side shows the public IP of the VPN server and not the public IP of the client router.
Anyone know what I've missed or how to get client side devices going out the client router's IP for Internet access?
Thanks
-David