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    Killswitch / port control

    Hi, I have a raspberry-pi working as a torrent box (with headless raspberry pi OS), I installed nordvpn but the Killswitch might be not working. I catch it once with connection lost and still internet access, so now I don't fully trust it. So I wonder if: 1) is there any other way to...
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    RT-AC86U client list outdated

    Yeah, reboot works for me too... But for me is not even a workaround... After reboot for some hours (maybe even 1-2 days) the client list gets accurate information, if I disconnect or connect a device, it will show, but after some days it gets "frozen"... Same behavior with Asus firmware or merlin
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    RT-AC86U client list outdated

    hi, @ATLga thx for the tip, but is not working for me....
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    RT-AC86U client list outdated

    This is getting really annoying, any workaround?
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    RT-AC86U client list outdated

    Just a follow-up: - I installed Merlin 386.1 for a completely different issue (I needed to use PBR...) [my issue on another thread] and as a "byproduct" the client list seems to be working fine (as expected) [Edit 2021-02-15] Nope... Some devices are still showing on the client list long after...
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    Solved Asus RT-AC86U OpenVPN server behind ISP modem

    Just a follow-up: - I installed Merlin 386.1: pretty straight forward - I followed up this https://support.nordvpn.com/Connectivity/Router/1047410642/AsusWRT-Merlin-setup-with-NordVPN.htm to set up the VPN client (a bit different than for stock firmware) - I added all Asus-wrt traffic under VPN...
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    Solved Asus RT-AC86U OpenVPN server behind ISP modem

    for anyone else reading this thread, I found this: https://www.snbforums.com/threads/openvpn-server-and-client-connect-from-wan.70110/ which relates directly to what I'm trying to achieve
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    Solved Asus RT-AC86U OpenVPN server behind ISP modem

    @L&LD @ColinTaylor @eibgrad Thank you for your help. I will move to Merlin on next week, and most likely I will post again to get some help adding the Policy routing and the kill switch.
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    Solved Asus RT-AC86U OpenVPN server behind ISP modem

    newbie question, what does the "24" stands for? I will, not this weekend, but on Monday I'll do that... I'll get a Merlin without getting into a boat..... sorry is 2:42am here.... :P
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    Solved Asus RT-AC86U OpenVPN server behind ISP modem

    Not sure how to do that [edit] "not sure how" is an understatement, I get the idea, but "I have no clue" would be more accurate ;) [edit end] ... y e s . . . because I haven't had any good reason to change it, but if Marlin would make my life easier, I wouldn't have any problem to try it out
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    Solved Asus RT-AC86U OpenVPN server behind ISP modem

    immensely disappointed... so I turned off the VPN Client on the asus and I was able to connect to my Asus VPN server.... any way to have both working at the same time?
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    Solved Asus RT-AC86U OpenVPN server behind ISP modem

    how to tell??? when I go to https://nordvpn.com/what-is-my-ip/ [edit] when connecting trough the ISP modem directly [edit end] I get my "12.34.56.789" IP address [edit] which is not the NordVPN server I get when I connect trough the Asus [edit end] btw, I do use the ASUS router as a OpenVPN...
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    Solved Asus RT-AC86U OpenVPN server behind ISP modem

    so, I try to connect from the other computer (trough my cellphone) at the same time that I see the Log, nothing.... [edit] I installed OpenVPN on my android phone... same thing... it does not connect and nothing on the log
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    Solved Asus RT-AC86U OpenVPN server behind ISP modem

    so... anyhow, done, no change
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    Solved Asus RT-AC86U OpenVPN server behind ISP modem

    anyhow, now you know the real port ;)
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