lkakimage.blogg.se - Dd wrt v24 sp2 vpn

# Send ALL traffic via the VPN (except the link-level frames that your VPN tunnels inside)

# Use any TUN (not TAP) device on the client. Eventually, you'll want to come back and make this work via the WAN IP address, but let's stay inside until we get things working.: # Be the client, not the server I recommend using the LAN IP address of your router. Change that to the IP address of your router. The one thing you'll need to change is "192.168.9.1". You can press the "Apply" button once you've filled in all of the fields mentioned above. My advice is to use my values exactly, and later come back and tinker with it once you've got it working. Note that this will create a VPN where the network addresses are on the 192.168.8.* subnet.Paste the following into the " Open VPN Config" field.If you care, PEM stands for "Privacy Enhanced Mail" format.Paste the content of your "Diffie-Hellman PEM" ( dh1024.pem) into the " DH PEM" field.Paste the content of your server key ( server.key) into the " Private Client Key" field.Paste the content of your server certificate ( server.crt) into the " Public Client Cert" field.Paste the content of your certificate authority certificate ( ca.crt) into the " CA Cert" field.This is to simplify, and allow you to focus strictly on one source of errors at a time.

There's a checkbox on the DD-WRT Security->Firewall screen.

You really want to work out your VPN from inside your LAN before you put it outside your LAN. I'm going to get VPN working on the wireless router, and then I'll turn down the wired router and replace it with the wireless router. In my case, I have two routers: A wired router connected to the Internet, and a wireless router, which is connected to the wired router via Ethernet. I won't cover setting up the keys and certificates, because that is well documented elsewhere and it works as documented. It is almost easy, but there are a few non-obvious points. I wanted to set up OpenVPN, to protect myself from Firesheep when web browsing from the local free WiFi.