Recent content by Blazemonkey

Looks like this the answer. unfortunately, there's quite a lot of stuff configured currently on /24, so it would be a lot of work to reconfigure. And this is literally a single proxmox container that I'm trying to get routed on its own dedicated wan. I initially hoped I could setup a vlan for...

I'm not sure if this is doing anything at all to be honest.

This wouldn't work at all, you can't even apply these settings: "Source IP and Destination IP can not be ALL at the same time."

I'm just trying to configure the dual wan options, not for load balancing or failover, I just one device to use the secondary wan interface. Everything else I'd like route thru the primary wan interface. All devices are on the same subnet. Now, I can get my one device to reliably route thru...

I have a 100/20mbps connection which I use for lots of things, a few different wan facing servers running, tonnes of open ports, etc, but it's never quite saturated. I also have a free 15/2.5mbps connection which I don't really use for anything. Ideally, I would use the 15/2.5 connection as one...

Ahhh, I should've mentioned that I'm running the RT-AC56U. The tools screen shows "HW acceleration Disabled - incompatible with: QoS" when I have QoS on. I wonder if it's possible with this device.

Any word on when we might see hardware accelerated QoS? I thought I read something about that going into the next builds a long time ago..

You can add the line in the custom configuration field under the VPN Details tab. Here's what I got for my custom config: push "dhcp-option DOMAIN blazenet" push "dhcp-option DNS 192.168.42.1"

I finally solved it. Turns out I had to add use the "dhcp-option DOMAIN" option to specify my search domain. I should've updated this thread but I've been on the road quite a bit lately. :)

I've got the OpenVPN server up and running on my AC-RT56U, it works great, but I cannot access any of the machines behind the router via their hostnames. To make things easy, I created a host table in the "/jffs/configs/hosts.add" file, and that works when I'm behind the router at home, but not...

Well, I think I found the problem, after trial and error, I managed to have both remnants of the 32 and 64 bit versions and got mixed up with the program files directories. Thanks for the help!

That's exactly what I'm trying to do. I've exported the config file, and it works fine with the old windows ovpn client v1.5.6. But I simply don't know what the client software expects me to do with the config file in v2.3.4. I've tried putting the config file in "C:\Program...

I'm a bit of a n00b regarding OpenVPN, but I've had the server running on my AC56U for a few months and it seems to work fine, that is from my windows laptop running the ovpn client 1.5.6. I'm not sure why I installed that particular version earlier this year, but it has worked without much...

I'm running Asuswrt-Merlin 374.40 on an Asus RT-AC56U. I've got the OpenVPN server configured and working properly on the device, and I'm using the '/jffs/configs/hosts.add' file to enable name resolution for my LAN devices. Between actual LAN devices, the name resolution is working as...