Complete networking noob here. I have been trying for the past few days to setup selective routing for multiple devices.
Every time it seems like all devices want to latch on to one VPN, not the individual VPN I want configured for that device. For example, I setup VPN #2 (OpenVPN btw) it connects.I open a browser on device #2 and run an ip check. All is well.
Then I setup VPN #3 for device #3. Run an ip check and it is running through VPN #2 instead of #3.
I have tried policy rules, policy rules (strict),tried assigning static ip's. Also I have "Accept DNS configuration" set to disabled because my VPN does not play nice with some services. But using my WAN set DNS (Cloudflare) works fine.
Do I need to assign policy rules for every device on all VPN's? For example device #2 set to VPN on VPN #2 and set to WAN on all other VPN's?
I know nothing about scripting so I am trying to stay away from that route.
Any ideas?
Every time it seems like all devices want to latch on to one VPN, not the individual VPN I want configured for that device. For example, I setup VPN #2 (OpenVPN btw) it connects.I open a browser on device #2 and run an ip check. All is well.
Then I setup VPN #3 for device #3. Run an ip check and it is running through VPN #2 instead of #3.
I have tried policy rules, policy rules (strict),tried assigning static ip's. Also I have "Accept DNS configuration" set to disabled because my VPN does not play nice with some services. But using my WAN set DNS (Cloudflare) works fine.
Do I need to assign policy rules for every device on all VPN's? For example device #2 set to VPN on VPN #2 and set to WAN on all other VPN's?
I know nothing about scripting so I am trying to stay away from that route.
Any ideas?