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Tomato OpenVPN Client forwarding setup
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I am using a VPN solely to get a dedicated/static IP (because my home network has a dynamic IP because its cable). I dont care about hiding my identity etc. I have the VPN set up on my router running Tomato firmware, using the OpenVPN Client.
What I want is when traffic comes into the VPNs IP, and hits my router, depending on the IP the traffic came from, it gets redirected to a specific device in my home network. Each device in my network has a static IP assigned, and in the past I used a different VPN that used PPTP, and that just worked, eg Tomato's normal Port Forwarding rules worked perfectly and depending on where the traffic came from, it was automatically routed to the right device connected to my router.
However now that I am using a VPN that uses OpenVPN instead of PPTP, it appears the Port Forwarding rules in Tomato no longer work? I cant work out how to send traffic to the correct device in my home network based on the port number and which IP sent the request. I noticed the "Routing Policy" tab in the OpenVPN Client setup page in Tomato, but that makes no sense to me.
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I am using a VPN solely to get a dedicated/static IP (because my home network has a dynamic IP because its cable). I dont care about hiding my identity etc. I have the VPN set up on my router running Tomato firmware, using the OpenVPN Client.
What I want is when traffic comes into the VPNs IP, and hits my router, depending on the IP the traffic came from, it gets redirected to a specific device in my home network. Each device in my network has a static IP assigned, and in the past I used a different VPN that used PPTP, and that just worked, eg Tomato's normal Port Forwarding rules worked perfectly and depending on where the traffic came from, it was automatically routed to the right device connected to my router.
However now that I am using a VPN that uses OpenVPN instead of PPTP, it appears the Port Forwarding rules in Tomato no longer work? I cant work out how to send traffic to the correct device in my home network based on the port number and which IP sent the request. I noticed the "Routing Policy" tab in the OpenVPN Client setup page in Tomato, but that makes no sense to me.
networking vpn port-forwarding openvpn tomato
asked 1 min ago
Matthew PrasinovMatthew Prasinov
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I am using a VPN solely to get a dedicated/static IP (because my home network has a dynamic IP because its cable). I dont care about hiding my identity etc. I have the VPN set up on my router running Tomato firmware, using the OpenVPN Client.
What I want is when traffic comes into the VPNs IP, and hits my router, depending on the IP the traffic came from, it gets redirected to a specific device in my home network. Each device in my network has a static IP assigned, and in the past I used a different VPN that used PPTP, and that just worked, eg Tomato's normal Port Forwarding rules worked perfectly and depending on where the traffic came from, it was automatically routed to the right device connected to my router.
However now that I am using a VPN that uses OpenVPN instead of PPTP, it appears the Port Forwarding rules in Tomato no longer work? I cant work out how to send traffic to the correct device in my home network based on the port number and which IP sent the request. I noticed the "Routing Policy" tab in the OpenVPN Client setup page in Tomato, but that makes no sense to me.
networking vpn port-forwarding openvpn tomato
asked 1 min ago
Matthew PrasinovMatthew Prasinov
7819
I am using a VPN solely to get a dedicated/static IP (because my home network has a dynamic IP because its cable). I dont care about hiding my identity etc. I have the VPN set up on my router running Tomato firmware, using the OpenVPN Client.
What I want is when traffic comes into the VPNs IP, and hits my router, depending on the IP the traffic came from, it gets redirected to a specific device in my home network. Each device in my network has a static IP assigned, and in the past I used a different VPN that used PPTP, and that just worked, eg Tomato's normal Port Forwarding rules worked perfectly and depending on where the traffic came from, it was automatically routed to the right device connected to my router.
However now that I am using a VPN that uses OpenVPN instead of PPTP, it appears the Port Forwarding rules in Tomato no longer work? I cant work out how to send traffic to the correct device in my home network based on the port number and which IP sent the request. I noticed the "Routing Policy" tab in the OpenVPN Client setup page in Tomato, but that makes no sense to me.
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