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You could try parent control built in the router

To set dns filtering while using vpn, you need to set accept dns configuration to disable in vpn client page. Then set opendns in wan page It should work as you want but you will have dns leak. There is no point to use a vpn if you create leak with your config. The way I setup mine is ...

Could it be the rule 192.168.1.1/24 that cause the problem ? Every device including the router will use the vpn tunnel and dns. Using opendns and vpn will create dns leak but might be possible with dnsfilter.

Restored to default. Setup Wireless Setup LAN - IP, DHCP Range and one Manually Assigned IP (my synology) Setup VPN - Runnning OK Internet browsing test - OK updated Redirect Internet traffic to Policy Rules for the Manually Assigned IP Internet browsing test on computers - Dead Syslog sent by PM

Hi. Thank you for this great release. Installed this morning. Installed because of QOS working. My only problem is related to VPN client. First, I was unable to connect to my VPN. Then, I Disabled DNScrypt. Uploaded a new server ovpn file and it connected. Tried browsing and many website were...

Well. Not enough knowledge... I'll remove any added rules and will only use your examples. Thanks again

Results: filter parent 1: protocol all pref 12 u32 fh 800::800 order 2048 key ht 800 bkt 0 flowid 1:10 mark 0x80090000 0x803f0000 (success 1712) -- filter parent 1: protocol all pref 23 u32 fh 801::800 order 2048 key ht 801 bkt 0 flowid 1:10 mark 0x80140000 0x803f0000 (success 100095) So...

Hi. I've been using your script for couple days with good results but google photos goes to net control packet although I've included HTTPS filters indicated on page 9. I've also tried filtering port 443 by using custom rules without much success. Any idea ? Thanks

Your help is really appreciated. Thanks ! I currently have a Buffalo WHR-HP-G54 and a Linksys WRT310N V2 which I just bought. I tested both yesterday evening and both seems equal regarding responsiveness. So, maybe I was wrong thinking that the WRT310N was faster when I first tested it last...

Weird....I didn't changed anything in my setup except changing router brand and the wrt310n was more responsive. So, DNS has been the same for all router I tried. Could it be the wireless signal quality ? I also tried a cheap D-link G that was slower than the rest.

Hi. I wiould like to receive advice or information on router responsiveness, i am talking about the time you click on a URL and the page begin loading and not the throughput. I was using a Linksys WRT54G with Tomato for couple year and wanted to upgrade to N. So, I bought a D-link DIR-655...