DomainVPNRouting Domain VPN Routing v3.2.2 ***Release***

[Tarek Yag]

@HKEPC,
Please open a separate thread to get help with your issue. I'll provide more instructions after you start the new thread.
You can ask how to use WireGuard Client's DNS exclusively in the new thread too. More people might join the separate thread.
Kindly,

 

[TonyK132]

How do i completely delete DomainVPN Routing from my AV86U_Pro router? Doing Uninstall from the AMTM menu still keeps the vz option in the AMTM menu, and the cron job is still in the cru list. I also tried using the uninstall command from the command line, but that had the same results. I rebooted the router after both but vz was still there.

 

[postoronnim-v]

How do i completely delete DomainVPN Routing from my AV86U_Pro router?

I think there's a bug in the program's uninstall menu. It asks two questions. The first is whether you want to uninstall the program. The second is whether you want to keep the configuration. If you answer "NO" to the second question, the uninstallation doesn't occur. But if you answer "YES," the uninstallation does occur. Try it yourself.

 

[Tarek Yag]

I think there's a bug in the program's uninstall menu. It asks two questions. The first is whether you want to uninstall the program. The second is whether you want to keep the configuration. If you answer "NO" to the second question, the uninstallation doesn't occur. But if you answer "YES," the uninstallation does occur. Try it yourself.

Did you report this issue in the script's Issues GitHub page?

 

[poudenes]

Hey all,

Is there a way to see on the command line that domains really routed over a VPN?

Greets

 

[Ranger802004]

Hey all,

Is there a way to see on the command line that domains really routed over a VPN?

Greets

Trace route the domain lol

 

[poudenes]

whahaha off course hahahaha... damn I think im to tired for today haha

1 192.168.100.1 (192.168.100.1) 2552.329 ms 3.407 ms 8.032 ms
2 10.80.0.1 (10.80.0.1) 11.739 ms 10.550 ms 10.418 ms

Yep.. domains use VPN haha

 

[poudenes]

How about routing a IP address? Im using Domain VPN routing. But now I need also route specific IP Numbers.

 

[js28194]

That's a built in feature no? LAN -> Route Tab

 

[poudenes]

That's a built in feature no? LAN -> Route Tab

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ehmmm,

im almost never login into the WebGui let mee dive into this

 

[Ranger802004]

ehmmm,

im almost never login into the WebGui let mee dive into this

I don’t think this will help you for Domain VPN Routing, everything is driven by marking and ip rules.

 

[js28194]

I don’t think this will help you for Domain VPN Routing, everything is driven by marking and ip rules.

Agreed, this scrip won't as it's purely Domain Name Based, but the baked in feature will since I had to use it a lot before you released this script. I had to IPvFoo a bunch of Domain names and route specific ip addresses over MAN (Man v WAN) didn't make a difference, both the same with Metric 0 and it worked fine. Everything else was over VPN anyway.

I am super appreciated of this script for what it does and time it has save me.

@poudenes Configuration as follows: IP ADDRESS 255.255.255.255 (for one single IP) GATEWAY (BLANK) METRIC 0 Interface as your need.

That's worked for me for ONE single ip address having to go outta WAN interface when VPN was active. YMMV so test away.

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[iTyPsIDg]

That's a built in feature no? LAN -> Route Tab

View attachment 68371

That is different.

@poudenes - Use VPN Director.