Recent content by Lukium

Just an update on this issue. I pretty much gave up and built my own router using Raspberry Pi. Problem solved.

Just tried it, still same thing. Here's something interesting though, I just had another similar - though from a different manufacturer - device delivered, and upon swapping the new device for the other one in the network, the new device is announcing the VPN address. So now I'm starting to...

I just tried turning off UPNP, same results. Is there anything else that can be turned off that might be available to the device to get the WAN IP? Though more importantly, if a device is set to be behind the VPN, shouldn't the router know not to give the WAN IP to the device under no...

Yes, so far I have been auto-starting the OpenVPN client on bootup, but I just now re-did the whole process without auto-starting the VPN. Here are the steps I followed: Turned off the Device that needs to be in the VPN Rebooted the router at 15:27 EST Reboot completed at 15:29 EST Waited until...

I think I understand. But in this Scenario, both the router/VPN have already been up and running for 10+ minutes. Then when I turn the connected device on, it still seems to be temporarily exposed to the WAN. I feel like the events are occurring in the following order: 1. Router/VPN are turned...

Hi eibgrad, Just to make sure that I'm understanding this right, and that it applies to what I'm experiencing: In my case, neither the router or VPN are being turned off or back on. In this case, it's the connected device in question that seems to be exposed to the WAN while it's booting up...

First of all, I want to thank everyone for all the great work on Asus-Merlin. I've been using it for years. Here's the scenario I'm dealing with: My router (GT-AX11000 running 386.3_2) is connected to Verizon WAN, and every time I reboot the router, I end up with a new IP address. This used to...