Yes. Tomato with openvpn. I followed a tutorial to set it up initially and have
only messed with is once since then, to change the IP address of the VPN
Server. The router gets set up as a client and auto connects to the VPN server
on each reboot. Any clients behind that router go out through
So I've discovered that using a second router with my FIOS box is going to
be fairly complicated. Here's a list that's been put together of all the
various ways to do it and the pros/cons of each:
http://www.dslreports.com/faq/16077
I only have a coax drop from the ONT and it's not really an
I'm running Tomato Firmware v1.28 on an older buffalo router for the VPN
CLient, just because I already had that version on the router and it had VPN
support. . My primary router is an ASUS and is running Tomato Firmware
v1.28.9054 MIPSR2-beta K26 USB vpn3.6.
It aso has vpn support although I
Are you running tomato with OpenVPN? What tomato
distribution/mods/plugins/whatever do you use? I've only ever used the stock
tomato without VPN and would love to give it a shot.
Scott
On Sep 15, 2013, at 9:30 AM, Robert Martin Jr. wrote:
Sorry didn't give all the info. One router is bridged
Yes, no problem at all with that setup. I have 3 wireless routers at my house.
The second and third use the first as the gateway. My network's using 3
different subnets so I can prioritize traffic easily. Gaming, work, and
home/VOIP networks.
lopaka
From:
Wouldn't double NAT be an issue?
On Sun, Sep 15, 2013 at 4:01 PM, Robert Martin Jr. lopaka_...@yahoo.comwrote:
Yes, no problem at all with that setup. I have 3 wireless routers at my
house. The second and third use the first as the gateway. My network's
using 3 different subnets so I can
Sorry didn't give all the info. One router is bridged to primary and the other
uses tomato going out an encrypted VPN. Haven't had any issues and have been
running 24/7 for over a year. All tomato firmware.
lopaka
From: Naushad Zulfiqar z00...@gmail.com
To:
Would love to run tomato, but it's not an option for me on the FIOS router.
It should still work without it, right?
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Brian
On Sun, Sep 15, 2013 at 9:30 AM, Robert Martin Jr. lopaka_...@yahoo.comwrote:
Sorry didn't give all the info. One router is bridged to primary and the
other
I have a similar setup to what you're talking about. I think that having
the FIOS box do the DHCP and routing but not WIFI is the easier way to go.
In effect you would have access point(s) doing the WIFI. If you got the
right models you could run DDWRT or TOMATO for superior performance and
