policy rules

Question: If I set an OVPN client’s “Accept DNS configuration” settings to DISABLED … and set “Redirect Internet traffic through tunnel” to VPN Director (policy rules) … … will the DNS queries associated with those devices for which VPN director is set to enable use of the VPN client...

Hi, I have read the requirements for X3mRouting scripts and can see that Policy Rules (Strict) or Policy Rules must be enabled on the OpenVPN Client Screen for the scripts to work. Is there any way to have the 'Force Internet traffic through tunnel' option set to 'Yes' instead of using Policy...

Firmware Version:384.17 For "Force Internet traffic through tunnel", What is the difference between "Policy rules" and "Policy rules (strict)"?

Hi everyone, I recently bought a RT-AC86U, installed the Merlin firmware and have configured a VPN. I wanted this VPN to work for only one device in my place, my main tv, to use a IPTV service, streaming TV. I went to set Policy Rules, making this TV the only device using the VPN, but when I...

Hey folks, First post here with newly account created, but long time reader. I'm setting up OpenVPN and I've been able to do so with Policy Rules targeting just one of my clients. After such a simple and success scenario I decided to try the same for my TV as sometimes IPTV gets somewhat...

Hi! Would like to use my 68U to improve the WiFi, but is that possible when I have OpenVPN with policy routes on the 86U?

I just set up a VPN Client, imported a .ovpn file, and it seems to be working great. Only the specified device actually has the different IP as excepted. It's just that somehow, other network devices seem to return with a different hostname, in my case, "resolver2.privateinternetaccess.com"...

Experience Level: Dangerous Router: Asus RT-AC56R Firmware: Merlin 384.6 Other: Single NAT on LAN (modem is in pass-through mode), All tunnels are OpenVPN I've configured my router as a client of a well known public VPN service which supports port forwarding. This works. I've configured a...

How can I find the full list of the IP addresses to use for Netflix and other services (Hulu, Tidal, Pandora, etc.) when I enable policy-based routing as described in threads like this one? For example, if I ping hulu.com, I get an IP address: PING hulu.com (88.221.131.142) dig hulu.com gives...

Hi, I am trying to configure VPN client in order to send through VPN only the traffic made from router itself. I mean that I have Entware installed and I need do send via VPN only the traffic made by entware applications (for example: nzbget client, torrent client, etc). So all clients remain...

I would like to have all of my traffic routed through OpenVPN except one client - that part is working fine. On that excluded client I would also like to route a particular IP through the VPN, which I am having trouble getting working correctly. Here's what my policy rules look like: All...

Hi We run a NPS together with HP Wifi and authenticate our users with certificate & AD group computer membership. Now I need to add a 2nd option to allow a few outside users access to our internal network. Right now they're using LAN cable but it's not really a viable solution.. I can't...

Hi... I have one client PC (IP: 10.0.0.11) using the router (IP: 10.0.0.1) and I want to force it to use VPN or have no internet access otherwise. The problem is that client can still access the internet when the tunnel is down! It is like the settings have no effect at all! I searched and...

380.58 on RT-AC87U here. I've experienced this on previous versions too. I'm having 2 VPN clients configured, with Redirect Internet traffic set to Policy rules. Once upon a blue moon, suddenly everything gets routed to the 1st VPN. Ignoring policy rules. It also happens if there are no policy...

Hi everbody, I try to tunnel specific terminals via VPN in my network . OpenVPN (Client) ist running and the connection seems to work, but the external IP remains the same, whether "All Traffic " or " Policy Rules " . Systemlog: Has anyone any idea what may be the problem here ? Sorry...