VyprVPN Router
I would like to have a way to use my dd-wrt router to handle the VPN tunnel AND have the option to easily change the location of the VPN server, Would it be possible to make a plugin or some type of router control panel to work with DD-WRT or another open source firmware. ?
psymn
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The VyprVPN Router App is currently available for everyone! We have designed the app to run on Shibby’s Tomato firmware. You can find more info here: https://www.goldenfrog.com/vyprvpn/vpn-router
13 comments
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Gareth
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I would not mark this request as completed. Psymn requested this for dd-wrt configured routers, not tomato. I have a PC configured with dd-wrt. If tomato can be installed on an x86 PC let me know because I might give it a try.
According to ur setup instructions though, these are the only processors supported by ur tomato app:
MIPS: K26RT-N or K26RT-AC
ARM: K26ARM -
Anonymous
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Just joined the community but can't see where to ask to be added to the Alpha Router group.
I have a LinkSys DIR-615 and keen to be on the alpha trial.
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Good News!
We have opened up our Alpha Program for the VyprVPN Router project.
To get started as an Alpha Tester, please join our Google Group:
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/vyprvpn-router-alpha
VyprVPN Router setup instructions are posted in the Google Group, so please join to get started as an Alpha tester!
Thank you,
Golden Frog
product@goldenfrog.com -
Caven Barrett
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I have an ASUS AC68R that comes with a built in VPN client but when connected to Vypr only a few sites load. I know your site says DD-WRT but I would hope your service could use any vpn client on the PPTP or L2TP. I may have to cancel this service after less than 4 hours of use.
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victorleong@me.com
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I recently setup VyprVPN for my household wifi over a newly purchased Linksys E4200 router (which is one of the recommended routers by VyprVPN).
DD-WRT was installed successfully.
Further, I followed the VyprVPN guide religiously (for OpenVPN protocol) but VPN connection could not be established.One of the issues is that some of the parameters in DD-WRT and VyprVPN does not match. I contacted Support and was advised to try PPTP instead - but this has also failed to connect to VyprVPN.
Anyone able to connect to VyprVPN for Linksys E4200 on DD-WRT?
I am really disappointed as I have just subscribed to VyprVPN and was informed by support that DD-WRT over router would be supported (on E4200 router).
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TheJester
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just purchased an Asus RT-AC66U, would be great if there would be plugins for tomato by shibby or ddwrt. also it would be great if there would be a possibility to change server with an android app while being conected to the wifi.
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Good to hear that. We'll contact you privately about some beta opportunities you might be interested in.
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svdkloes
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Would be amazing to use VyprVPN on my Linksys E4200 router!
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Paolo Aralla
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It's already possible to use a router with vyprvpn: I use OpenVPN protocol with my router (Asus RT-N16) and tomatoUSB firmware (requires some manual configurations but it works).
Will be great a vyprvpn interface (inside tomatousb or dd-wrt firmware) to configure credentials, server, protocol and so on (no manual configuration).
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Narongsak Wongmaneeroj
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I want to set up a bridged virtual lan through 3g networks such that it can handle remote multiple client dumb devices connection to my vpn server without running application since those devices only has a lan port with ip network configurability. Example my customers have portable EKGs which I would like to sometimes examines their status online. Such an EKG need two ways protocol. I just want a device like a openvpn dd-wrt router but better performance. Can you setup your equipments in my country - Thailand. If you want me to be your rep. , I 'll be glad to join.
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Andy@vilas.co.uk
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I would like to have the likes of smoothwal or ipcop connect to vyprvpn rather than the router itself.
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Thanks, that was very helpful. The idea of making the router web UI mobile friendly is a very interesting idea. We have had some somewhat similar ideas for controlling those settings. Device filtering is a must.
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I have a couple of questions. If were to have a solution like this, do you have particular router models in mind that you particularly like? What features were most important to you besides the basic VPN functionality?