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when i check the ovpn file i exported, i notice the keys don't match the keys listed in the router. should i make them the same? which to choose, the router or the ovpn file?

clients can connect to the VPN, but in the router settings it shows this error: Export OpenVPN configuration file Certification Authentication / Server certification / Server Key field error! Please check the Keys and Certification contents on the Advanced Settings page. any advice?

upon reading the homehub settings I thought I was toast - way too complicated. But I actually got it working! The WAN IP matches the public IP, VPN worked and I'm creating a DDNS. Thanks for pointing me in the right direction, guys. @L&LD @ColinTaylor

ISP-supplied modem/router is plugged into the WAN port of the Asus. change to bridge mode on the ISP modem/router? it's a Bell homehub 3000. not sure how to change it.

it gives this warning on the DDNS setup - not sure if important: The wireless router currently uses a private WAN IP address. This router may be in the multiple-NAT environment and DDNS service cannot work in this environment. Following the instructions here it says...

Sorry, what?

WAN IP does NOT match public IP. Forgot to mention that I'm running Dual WAN in fail over mode. What should I do!?

I'm not using DDNS because I'm just trying to test it with minimum configuration. The external IP address doesn't change often (broadband Internet) but it can. I should be able to get it working without DDNS and then add it later, no?

Hi Guys, Having difficulty setting up a VPN server on my RT-AC86U. There's 2 devices connected by AiMesh (if that matters). I've followed the advice on port fowarding, but I'm a bit confused which IP addresses to use? https://www.asus.com/support/FAQ/1033906 It seems we want to use the WAN...