I have read the info detailed here on DNS Director:
github.com
I see how the WAN rule can be applied to a specific IP to allow a client to Bypass the VPN. However, how would I direct a certain client down a PARTICULAR VPN? The purpose of this would be to set a perceived geographical location of a client, for example accessing a service that blocks incoming non-US connections.
So, let's say that I have my DNS Director rule already created for several Wireguard VPN lnterfaces (all traffic)
Rule 1 ---> DNS Director rule for VPN in Toronto (Running all traffic)
Rule 2 ---> DNS Director rule for VPN in Hong Kong
Rule 3 ---> DNS Director rule for VPN in Dallas (Running all traffic)
Rule 4 ---> DNS Director rule for VPN in Dallas (Running 1 IP only)
In this case, if I am using either Rule 1 or Rule 3 for all traffic... how can I insure that the 1 IP for Rule 4 is always on Dallas? Does the rule have to be entered into a specific sequence?
VPN Director
Third party firmware for Asus routers (newer codebase) - RMerl/asuswrt-merlin.ng
github.com
I see how the WAN rule can be applied to a specific IP to allow a client to Bypass the VPN. However, how would I direct a certain client down a PARTICULAR VPN? The purpose of this would be to set a perceived geographical location of a client, for example accessing a service that blocks incoming non-US connections.
So, let's say that I have my DNS Director rule already created for several Wireguard VPN lnterfaces (all traffic)
Rule 1 ---> DNS Director rule for VPN in Toronto (Running all traffic)
Rule 2 ---> DNS Director rule for VPN in Hong Kong
Rule 3 ---> DNS Director rule for VPN in Dallas (Running all traffic)
Rule 4 ---> DNS Director rule for VPN in Dallas (Running 1 IP only)
In this case, if I am using either Rule 1 or Rule 3 for all traffic... how can I insure that the 1 IP for Rule 4 is always on Dallas? Does the rule have to be entered into a specific sequence?
