Recent content by StephanK

Thank you, that makes sense. In regards to RemoteIP: 0.0.0.0/0: yes, that is how I have it on my Notebook installation. The Asus only serves my streaming devices and is configures from the WAN side, as it is behind my Fios router. It only make a foreign country network for these devices.

One more question: OpenVPN hat the option to push ALL traffic through the VPN including DNS. This is how Freebee for example detects if you use a VPN. Accept DNS Configuration Strict Redirect Internet traffic through tunnel Yes(all) How do I do this with WireGuard?

No. Thanks for pointing that out. I put in a route for 0.0.0.0/0 and it works! Double speed going from OpenVPN to WireGuard!

I run Asuswrt-Merlin 3004.388.8 2 on a RT-AX86U Pro. I work with the OpenVPN client to generate a VPN WiFI network. Now I want to switch to Wireguard, as it is faster. I have set up Wireguard on my remote router in Europe (Fritzbox 6690 Cable). I can perfectly connect from my desktop and my...

Thank you very much! Can you point me to an explanation of how I get that into a startup script?

I never said anything about turning off the VPN. If the VPN is turned on but goes down, the traffic is routed over the US IP. To me, it looks like the kill switch does not work. But I might be doing something wrong.

I have Frontier Fios with a G1100. The Asus has a static internal IP and is connected to it. It works as an OpenVPN client and creates a Wi-Fi network that a Firestick is connected to. The OpenVPN Server (my own) is in another country. I want the traffic not to be routed over the local IP if...

I am using the router to create a Wi-Fi network connected to my home in another country. This way, we can watch Netflix and similar services from that country using that foreign IP. However, I don't want to use my local network if the VPN client goes down. Now, it would use my local IP and...

I have been using the router as an OpenVPN Client to generate a wireless network (from another country). The VPN has been running fine for years. I use 386.13, but this problem already existed using earlier versions: I have set "Killswitch - Block routed clients if tunnel goes down" to yes...

I would love to find something that is proven to work very stably. Cost is not so much a factor.

We live in lightning headquarters and power is not so stable.

It has a strong battery and I don't want to take it out.

I need to provide internet to a remote location. It will be used for automated 1-2 mails per day. Currently, I use a SIM card that charges $5/month for 500MB. I bought a T-Mobile WiFi Hotspot Coolpad Surf Cp331A 4G LTE. This runs absolutely fine, but I have to manually reboot the router once a...

Solved. Playing around with pings I found that the Asus was reachable from my main router. Sure, that was the gateway, so he knew how to reach it. That meant that he did not know how to reach the other ones. My netmask on the WAN settings was 255.255.255.255. I changed it to 255.255.255.0 -...

BTW: In the firewall settings I have set Respond ICMP Echo (ping) Request from WAN to Yes but I do not get a response to a ping. And again, I am on the same hub.