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    Asus Router as OpenVPN CLIENT (using Merlin 380.67) -> timeout to private VPN server (on AWS)

    For reference, to fix the connection refused problem: 1. SSH into VPN server 2. Open ports using "UFW"
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    Asus Router as OpenVPN CLIENT (using Merlin 380.67) -> timeout to private VPN server (on AWS)

    Nice fix!
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    Asus Router as OpenVPN CLIENT (using Merlin 380.67) -> timeout to private VPN server (on AWS)

    Yea I suppose stability is much more important. I will try 380.64 and report back to see if this is a consistent issue with the new firmware.
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    Asus Router as OpenVPN CLIENT (using Merlin 380.67) -> timeout to private VPN server (on AWS)

    Interesting, was it working before? Perhaps it is related to upgrading to 380.67.
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    Asus Router as OpenVPN CLIENT (using Merlin 380.67) -> timeout to private VPN server (on AWS)

    The openvpn server is accessible via software openvpn client (tunnelblik). i loaded the same .ovpn configuration file into the asus router but it does not connect. any ideas? perhaps it is something on the router end.
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    Asus Router as OpenVPN CLIENT (using Merlin 380.67) -> timeout to private VPN server (on AWS)

    Hello!! First of all... HUGE fan of this forum - appreciate the wealth of information on here, it really helps beginners like me secure out networks. ANYWAYS, I ran into some issues connecting to my VPN server from my asus router as a client. The really really weird part is, the .ovpn file...
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