Many thanks! I find the problem! After I upgrade OpenVPN client software to openvpn-install-2.3.0-I001-i686 it works!!!
7PBHChD wrote:
yc3948 wrote:I try tracert command when I use Gargoyle OpenVPN traffic not go
through Gargoyle OpenVPN server at all!!!
And I try you solution, but unfortunately it not working for me, did you test it? Thanks
7PBHChD wrote:No. I mean did you go to the web link I gave and denied access to your clients or any of your router clients have access through the router?
My fault was I deny all access except for certain clients.
So I permitted OpenVPN client address on that page to allow him have access to the Internet.
If you did not restrict access and your OpenVPN client still not go through your router you can change route in /etc/config/ccd/<Nameofyourclientnconfg> from 'push "route 192.168.1.0 255.255.255.0 10.8.0.1" ' to 'push "route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 10.8.0.1" '. After that reconnect your OpenVPN clent and check its IP.
Yes. I tested the route and it works flawlessly.
But now, I do not use custom route at all.
The issue was in restrictions that applied to the OpenVPN client in my configuration, as i restrict all Internet and Intranet access by default.
After I allowed traffic for OpenVPN client and set option 'Clients Use VPN For:' to 'All Client Traffic' I can use Internet through my router.
What client are you connecting to OpenVPN?
can you give its routes info?
yc3948 wrote:I try tracert command when I use Gargoyle OpenVPN traffic not go
through Gargoyle OpenVPN server at all!!!
And I try you solution, but unfortunately it not working for me, did you test it? Thanks
7PBHChD wrote:No. I mean did you go to the web link I gave and denied access to your clients or any of your router clients have access through the router?
My fault was I deny all access except for certain clients.
So I permitted OpenVPN client address on that page to allow him have access to the Internet.
If you did not restrict access and your OpenVPN client still not go through your router you can change route in /etc/config/ccd/<Nameofyourclientnconfg> from 'push "route 192.168.1.0 255.255.255.0 10.8.0.1" ' to 'push "route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 10.8.0.1" '. After that reconnect your OpenVPN clent and check its IP.
Yes. I tested the route and it works flawlessly.
But now, I do not use custom route at all.
The issue was in restrictions that applied to the OpenVPN client in my configuration, as i restrict all Internet and Intranet access by default.
After I allowed traffic for OpenVPN client and set option 'Clients Use VPN For:' to 'All Client Traffic' I can use Internet through my router.
What client are you connecting to OpenVPN?
can you give its routes info?
Excellent, this is fixing the issue i mentioned earlier in this thread, i can now reboot on the wzr-hp-g300nh v1 and wireless doesn't go to disabled after a reboot. Thank you!
Have flashed 1.5.9 on the TP-Link wr2543nd without problems. Everything seems to be working correctly. Except 5GHz mode (channel 13 to 165) Never worked with gargoyle on this router. Works well with TP-Link original firmware.
FireVortex: Thanks for bringing this to my attention, and for providing a working fix. I love when bug reports include a solution! I've updated the No-IP code as suggested and it will be included in the next release.