Recent content by kingskib

thanks Martineau.

Here are the screenshots from the VPN server and client GUI. All of the listed LAN clients are exiting VPN client as intended. It is when I add 10.8.0.2 to the list of clients in the VNP client list that I have issue.

I removed the individual IP addresses (10.8.0.2) from the first VPN Client (Client1).

Thank you for the response. I have entered the code listed above, but still have the same issue. I am sorry I don't know the syntax or usage to determine if what I am doing is correct. Here is the output: sshuser@RT-AC68U-23E0:/tmp/home/root# iptables --line -t nat -nvL POSTROUTING Chain...

Hello, I had some out of the blue router issues last week and I decided to update my AC68U from 384.5 to 384.7_2. After restoring my configuration and testing my VPN client everything appeared fine until trying to connect to the VPN server on my mobile while out one day. I have the Asus DDNS...

facepalm. Working now, thanks.

Thank you both for your reply. I updated my firmware to 384.4 and reentered the script. It is now without the ipset errors. Cheers,

Could you offer some help? My clients are not exiting the VPN Client. I have added the code to the firewall-start script but it still shows the VPN Server's ISP IP address.

Hello, I am trying to run the selective routing for Netflix script and am encountering the following ipset errors. + ipset -A NETFLIX 108.175.32.0/20 ipset v4.5: Unknown set + ipset -A AMAZONAWS 52.221.221.128/29 ipset v4.5: Unknown set + ipset -A AMAZONAWS 177.71.207.16/29 ipset v4.5: Unknown...

Thank you!

As others have asked, but I didn't see a solution. How can I route clients from the vpn server out through a vpn client interface? My Asus 68U is configured with VPN Server and VPN Client. VPN Client is connecting to a 3rd party provider via OpenVPN. I have enabled policy rules that only...

It was indeed the It was indeed the VPN connection that is causing the issue.

I will check those settings tonight. I have a feeling the wireless client was connected to their work VPN and was using that route for accessing the web. Thank you for the reply and great tool.

No, it is turned off.

quick question: What might cause a wireless connection (win10 firefox) not to have ads blocked on the same site that a wired connection (win10 chrome) ? No adblockers are running on either browser, just ABSol on the router.