Thanks so much Richard, This video is everything I needed. So I was confused at first because I failed to read "dedicated". No problem, I have plenty of routers.to spare. I'm trying to secure my office setup which is a bit different: My "home" router is provided by the ISP and happens to be installed in my offiice and shared by two neighbors so I cant mess with it. So currently I have my ownTpIlink Internet port connected to one of the eithernet hub ports. I should be OK now that I understand the flow.and make the corrections on a flow chart before I get started. FYI I found this link when I searched for "tp-link VPN," Thanks again!
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Hi Richard and thanks for your video. A simple question - is the set up of OpenVPN on a TP-Link AX3000/AX50 work the same, or are there other things to consider? Thx, Bill
great video! I feel the video does not need to be this long though, you make individual points multiple times, and too often. Having said that, this video was a great help for me and will allow me to setup my home network the way I want to.
Great video - thanks Richard. I understand now How to decide if I wireless device goes through the VPN or not. But if the two routers have each a set of device connected to the LAN wired ports in their proximity and I would like some of wired devices to go through the VPN but theose are in the proximity of the main router (or even a wireless device close to VPN router to go through the main router) can I somehow do it (though a static route?) - or do I need each area of the home to have two routers?
Anything that connects to a router configured as shown in this video will be using VPN. Thank you so much for commenting. I appreciate it greatly. All the best.👍😀
Another good video, though what do you do if you have a modem/router specifically from your ISP? Do some not work if you change to another router/modem? Thanks
Good video and the points you made are good and multiple times which is needed. Post people need to hear multiple times so it will be automatic when changing routers. I will watch again with a router in my hands. Also raspberry Pi can also make you a VPN if you have the knowledge to make one. Thanks for the video and I will definitely try this. 73
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HI Richard, Thank fot the Video lots of information there and for sure its one of the easiest i have seen. I would like to use another configuration: Connect a VPN router (wifi disabled ) directly to my cable modem and connect my primary Google wifi mash router (its all over the house) directly to the VPN router (in short MOdem>>VPN Router>>Google wifi) so I would have VPN to all my network . My question is: Do I need to configure differently the ip addresses in the VPN router? Thank you so much!
Excellent video Richard, will this work if I have 2 routers (both DHCP disabled) connected to 1 modem (DHCP enabled) and I want to do this in 1 of the routers ?
Usually, may not be case with you, a modem only releases one IP address to router. Now if your modem is a modem/router then yes what you are proposing should work. Thank you so much for watching and commenting. I appreciate it greatly. All the best.👍😀
That's good to know Richard. I wonder if you can also get these AP's to do Point to Point VPN? I notice you are using Win10 - that too reports back with all sorts of details including browsing data whether you use a VPN or not. The more people using Windows 10 and use VPN the more Microsoft smiles because the data they have collected about you is more unique and therefore more valuable.
I agree with you. I use Ubuntu Linux most of the time and feel pretty good about it. You can get this TP-Link WR940N At Amazon: amzn.to/2EHkgCd or eBay: goo.gl/mvrG2Z to do PPTP by upgrading it to a third party firmware called DD-WRT. I have done it as part of my testing for this video and it works when configured correctly. I may make a video in the future showing how to do that too. Thank you for watching and commenting. I appreciate it greatly. All the best.👍😀
Hi Richard thanks for the excellent videos. I've been bingng during our COVID isolation. I am strongly considering the VPN router setup and I have a question about the VPN. I understand the VPN pipeline when the router is configured as you show in the video. At home, I only have to connect to the VPN hotspot and I have VPN security from laptop to the PIA server. When using a public Wi-Fi are there addition changes required on my laptop or phone ? Thanks again Jeff Hall
If I also created a guest SSID inside the VPN router (say TPlink in your example) in addition tot the main VPN SSID, would the connection from the guest SSID will be covered + protected by the VPN tunnel all the way to the VPN server somewhere?
Yes, they will be protected by the VPN but a cellphone also has a cellular data connection so in order for that to be protected it would have to be on aiplane mode. Thank you so much for commenting and watching. I appreciate it greatly. Subscribe, Click The Bell and stay tuned! All the best.👍😀
I've partnered up with Private Internet Access and they have giving me a great deal on VPN at 83% OFF here(paid): www.piavpn.com/RichardLloyd I actually signed up for the deal too! LOL Thanks again. All the best.👍😀
It depends on the speed of your Internet provider and the speed of the router you are using. It may be possible. Try it and see. Thank you so much for commenting and watching. I appreciate it greatly. Subscribe, Click The Bell and stay tuned! All the best.👍😀
Hi Richard, love the videos, 1 question. I have just bought a new Asus rt-ax1800 dual band with wifi 6, they say I can install open vpn client ot dd-wrt. I want thevpn router for my smart android tv. Which would you recommend?. No vpn provider yet but looking at your service.
Sorry for the delay. I was negotiating a VPN deal and I've partnered up with Private Internet Access and they have given me a great deal for my viewers on VPN 83% OFF! here(paid): www.piavpn.com/RichardLloyd I actually signed up for the deal too! They are and have always been my favourite VPN. LOL If you watch my VPN videos you will see that. I will be making more VPN videos too. Thank you so much for commenting, watching and the very kind words. I appreciate it greatly. Subscribe, Click The Bell and stay tuned! All the best.👍😀
I have a Arris NVG468MQ. Menu looks very different. I know it does passthrough but I don't know enough about routers to figure out how to apply this. Do you have any guidance ? Unfortunately this is Frontier's go to Fios router. I if you could share steps on this model, I am sure there are thousands of Frontier customers that can benefit. Thanks
Unfortunately I don't have access to the service or the equipment but you do. Perhaps you can find the same setting I show on it and configure it accordingly. I know these types of routers are very limited by design. But you may be able to do it. But you could always buy a dedicated router to do this with and connect it to the FIOS. Thank you so much for watching, commenting and the very kind words. I appreciate it greatly. All the best.👍😀
Thanks Richard for viseo. I have tried several attempts to set up TP- Link TL-WR841N v14 with sharksurf VPN. Unfortunately must be doing somthing wrong. In L2TP it only connects in Dynamic ip. It is however not connecting properly as shows IPA address and not VPN. I understand this verion of router cannot be flashed with DD-WRT. Shoul this router work with VPN.
Thanks fo the video. Can you set up a router VPN without a VPN provider? Also, where did you find the the new DNS # that you entered and is it an issue that DNS leak web shows Germany as location?
You need the VPN provider to establish a private connection. Without the VPN provider, privacy would not be possible. As far as I know the service is not available for free. German location if it's NOT yours is perfectly fine. You can use other servers but PIA no longer publish them. I believe this is a list provided by a third party github.com/Lars-/PIA-servers Thank you so much for commenting. I appreciate it greatly. All the best.👍😀
You are most welcome. I am glad to know I could help you. I am going to follow it up using the Netgear router as it's configuration menus are totally different (Netgear Genie) but the configuration still uses the same parameters. Thank you for watching, commenting and the kind words. I appreciate it greatly. All the best.👍😀
Hi Richard and thanks for all the help and support. I currently have a 2 router setup (per your land cable video! works great) Can I also add a third router as a dedicated VPN for my whole network? i was looking at the TP-link 1200 as the VPN. Thanks again and congrats again on your TH-cam accomplishment!!
It would disconnect from VPN like a phone call dropping. In a sense it would act like a kill switch. I negotiated a VPN deal and I've partnered up with Private Internet Access (PIA) and they have given me a great deal for my viewers on VPN at 83% OFF here(paid): www.piavpn.com/RichardLloyd I actually signed up for the deal too! They are and have always been my favourite VPN. LOL If you watch my VPN videos you will see that. I will be making more VPN videos too. Thank you so much for commenting, watching and the very kind words. I appreciate it greatly. Subscribe, Click The Bell and stay tuned! All the best.👍😀
Can anyone help, I have set up VPN server and works perfectly with my laptop when I add other devices they add fine but when I do ip leak it shows my actual location, any help? I have changed DNS on my other devices
Hi Richard I watched both your very informative videos for this modem and the Netgear one and tried to apply the settings to a Tenda N300 router without success. Are PIA still supporting L2TP or could it be the ISP blocking any other WAN connections. The router connected to the ISP is a Sagemcom F@ST 3184 cable modem/router. Tenda just says connecting continually. Any ideas?
I can not say if this works with your gear as I do not posses the same gear or the same provider you have so there are too many variables to answer your question. I would suggest that you test your credentials with the PIA client to make sure you're using the correct ones by connecting with that and if it's possible try to connect using L2TP with the PIA windows client after you have successfully connected with that. Thank you so much for commenting and watching. I appreciate it greatly. All the best.👍😀
@@richardlloydusa Hi again Richard and thanks for your speedy reply. When you say try the PIA client do you mean the stand alone app on individual devices as these work fine on a PC and Android tablet? How do I connect using L2TP with the Windows client as the software I downloaded is all automated unless you mean setting up a dedicated connection in Windows? Thanks again in advance of your assistance, much appreciated. BTW, I'm going to try my Tenda modem setup through a neighbours ISP to rule out the ISP blocking.
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Thank you for such great video. I have been toying with this idea of a VPN for a while and I think you have made up my mind. I have seen several youtub blogs that have said that this is what they do all the time... Soooo Thanks for all the information as always!!!
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Hi It is a great learning from your excellent knowledge! I would like to know more 1. Can I connect to any website I want ,or it will be limited ... 2. Can I be protected from any kind of virus, hackers .... 3. Is internet speed will be slow ? Reason is I have grandsons ....they love to play games on line and I do not want laptops, desktops get any kink of virus ,spams. Currently, I have a latest Verizon router w/ 3 bands. Thanks !,,,,
Consider this set up to protect your data from your gandson's connection. th-cam.com/video/7rb8iNj_rJI/w-d-xo.html Thank you for watching and commenting. I appreciate it greatly. All the best.👍😀
Anxious to see your netgear video on this subject... When? Have tried IPVanish and every connection becomes 10% of normal speed, it just doesn't work for me! thanks for the well detailed explanation hope the netgear one is as clear as this one.
Here is the Netgear Router Dedicated VPN Router video: th-cam.com/video/4N9mrSfFWL0/w-d-xo.html Enjoy! Thank you for watching and commenting. I appreciate it greatly. All the best.👍😀
Thank you for this great video, It really helped me understand how this dual-router setup is made but I came across this problem when I tried to do my own, my router (tp-link ac1200) doesn't have l2tp connection, does that mean that it doesn't support this type of connection or I need to enable it in someway?.If this router doesn't support l2tp connections, do u recommend flashing my other router (Neatgear r7100) with DD-WRT firmware or a VPN service provider custom firmware and use it as the vpn router and use the tp-link router as the main one ? Thank you again for your time.
Thank you very much. I will create a DD-WRT Version of this video. I have done on the TP-Link WR940N here At Amazon: amzn.to/2ITO3vt or eBay: goo.gl/rgwsAv and it works well and it can connect using L2TP and PPTP as you can set the correct settings to make it happen. The stock firmware does not allow you change the needed settings to get it to happen. Thank you again for watching and commenting. I appreciate it greatly. All the best.👍😀
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@@richardlloydusa thanks for ur reply sir . im planning to start a wifi company in near future ... im student right now .. can i mail u if i need some suggestions in future ? it would be very grateful ...
Thank you for saying , you need a VPN provider. been looking at all these vids and none of them said that.. just wish you would 've said that in the 1 st min.
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Fantastic video. Thank you so much for walking through this! Did I hear correctly that the router is technically consider as a single client for the VPN service provider? so you could connect however many IPs your router can support, and it would still count as 1 client to the VPN provider? (Albeit Dial-up speeds per IP). What happens if you double VPN? What if I do this, and also use the VPN client on the machine? Could that some how introduce a leak?
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You're most welcome. You would be surfing on a VPN connection when connected to this router and not when you are connected to your primary router. I'm glad to know I could help you. Thank you so much for watching, commenting and the very kind words. I appreciate it greatly. All the best.👍😀
No, sorry but most of this configuration is done on the router not on your computer. Thank you so much for commenting. I appreciate it greatly. All the best.👍😀
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I tried to do this on a ASUS wireless router RT-AX1800s. It is a VPN router, bud i could not follow your instructions. I could not find a way to input the static ip inflammation you provide.
Your router may not have option to be setup in the manner that I show. Unfortunately the documentation on your router is very basic (a quick start manual) is all I found and it does not show very much. I don't own that router so I can't poke around in there to see either. Thank you so much for commenting and watching. I appreciate it greatly. All the best.👍😀
Thanks for this video, Richard. Been looking for such a tutorial for some time. Let's say you have the following devices: 1. Laptops/desktops 2. Cell phones, android boxes, etc. 3. Personal Network Attached Storage (NAS). This contains private work files, and media files (digital movies and iTunes downloads). 4. "Internet of Things" (Smart TVs, Home Automation devices and everything in between). Questions for you: 1. To which network should you let these four device groups latch on to? Could you suggest a "rule of thumb" to decide which network to use for a particular device? 2. Where would you locate "Guest" access? 3. Would you suggest creating more networks within the existing network so each device group is isolated/contained from the other groups? Is it worth the effort (disregard the cost of additional routers)? Will this slow down the system? Any other concerns? Thanks in advance.
As long as you have access to the configuration of the router AND it has the right options, I don't see why not. Thank you so much for watching, commenting and the very kind words. I appreciate it greatly. All the best.👍😀
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I usually go with what works first and then the protocol that is most secure second but understand that the higher the security of the protocol the more processing it requires therefore it might slowdown your data throughput. Thank you so much for commenting and watching. I appreciate it greatly. All the best.👍😀
I use Private Internet Access but Express VPN seems to rate highly too. Google them both and others and decide which one provides the value you are looking for. Thank you for watching and commenting. I appreciate it greatly. All the best.👍😀
Hi Richard, thanks for doing this video! I'm stuck though. I have a PIA account number but can't seem to find the password for it . Can you tell me how to find it??
Thank you very much. I will create a DD-WRT Version of this video. I have done on the TP-Link WR940N here At Amazon: amzn.to/2ITO3vt or eBay: goo.gl/rgwsAv and it works well and it can connect using L2TP and PPTP as you can set the correct settings to make it happen. The stock firmware does not allow you change the needed settings to get it to happen. Thank you again for watching and commenting. I appreciate it greatly. All the best.👍😀
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Thanks so much Richard. I got this to work with an Asus ac66u router as my vpn router by using your connection settings to my primary router and Asus's vpn config settings page. My primary router's ip address is 192.168.1.1 so I set my vpn router to 192.168.2.1, but now if I type in either address I get my primary router setup page. Do I have to disconnect my vpn router from my primary to access it's setup page again?
You have configured it in a different way than I showed on the video. In my configuration both routers are on the same network. See the video at the 36:00 mark. So I can't really comment on how your configuration is going to work. Thank you for watching and commenting. I appreciate it greatly. All the best.👍😀
I have ExpressVPN, but the data usage between my router and ExpressVPN is HIGH! It is like other people goes thru my private router! I only have connection via mobilephone 4G network vith data limith each month. Express VPN said it is like thet for holding up the connection between me and the internet. I dont trust them at all. Can they steel my bandwith?
There are many ways your network could have been compromised (WIFI or LAN vulnerability, spyware, virus etc.) So yes it is possible that someone could steal your bandwidth and there are numerous ways that could happen. Thank you for watching, commenting and the kind words. I appreciate it greatly. All the best.👍😀 Reply · 3
@@richardlloydusa Thank you for making this video :-) Nice! And thank you very much for your answer. Do you believe that a VPN host needs to make so many connections at once , for holding up my connection between my router and theirs? Have you measured how much data that flows thru your connection with your VPN host? EDIT: I´m sure that there is no spyware, virus etc. My wifi is always OFF, only wired here. I believe it is ONLY ExpressVPN that uses my datatraffic, at most half of my standard usage is going to them.
As far as I know there should be little to none data flowing between you and your VPN provider that you do not initiate. If you ask for data you should get it otherwise it should not be flowing. Understand that devices and operating systems are continuously looking for and asking for data. For example your weather app on your phone will ask for an update periodically, Windows is always looking for updates and data to stream to you. Email clients are looking for email, etc etc. But if you take your connection down to one device that data stream "should" be very small in quantity. It should not be sucking up 10's of megabytes of data per day. Some routers have bandwidth monitoring logging if you have that then you could just take it down to just your router running on the connection and that "should" should be little to no data flowing. It's hard to analyse this from my chair but if you do some research you will find tons of ways to get an answer to this problem. Thank you for watching, commenting and the kind words. I appreciate it greatly. All the best.👍😀
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It's not really better it just gives you the option to have everything that connects to this Dedicated VPN router to be protected automatically, for instance a Roku would be protected as well as a tablet or a smartphone. Also PIA only allows you to connect 5 clients (which is more than most need) at one time to their service but the dedicated router counts as only one client on PIA VPN regardless of the amount of devices that connect to the router. Also you do not have to run a client on the PC and manually connect it either. But again it's a matter of preference. I use them both. Thank you for watching and commenting. I appreciate it greatly. All the best.👍😀
no matter what vpn they ones i tried that support pptp and l2tp paid and free dont work for me, username and password is forever stuck on 'connecting...' and the server name isnt able to be pinged due to icmp filters.
I'm not sure why that would be but as you can see on the video I did not have that issue. Make sure you have all the correct information and you follow the video exactly as I show. I would also recommend doing a factory reset on your router and trying again or try a different router and see what kind of result you get. Thank you for watching and commenting. I appreciate it greatly. All the best.👍😀
I am confused. The guy who installed my home dedicated VPN router with Nord setup the openvpn client on my router with encryption settings certificate and configuration stuff from Nord. How does this method work as it only uses the simple login supplied by vpn service?
As of Dec 2018, NordVPN’s servers stopped supporting L2TP/IPsec and PPTP connections. So this method won't work with Nord. support.nordvpn.com/Connectivity/Router/1225872552/Not-supported-routers.htm
Not sure what you mean by "how the hardwire works." but you should be able to connect to the LAN ports using an Ethernet LAN cable to a computer and have it connect. Thank you for watching and commenting. I appreciate it greatly. All the best.👍😀
I'm not sure as I do not know what the difference between the stock firmware I show in this video and the new firmware would be? I will have to check that out. Thank you so much for commenting. I appreciate it greatly. All the best.👍😀
You could of just copied and paste PIA server address to the servers IP address name and use the rest of subnet mask gateway etc that's why I do way more work trying to get a IP address from PIA servers
Find where the settings I show are on your router and set them the same. It should work. Thank you for watching and commenting. I appreciate it greatly. All the best.👍😀
It's in the WIFI advanced settings for the 2.4ghz. I wouldn't recommending touching that, and leave it on Auto. Typically AC routers will pick the best frequency based on any potential interference in the air space. If you're using an AC router, I would recommend connecting to the 5.0GHZ frequency anyway, since that would provide the best/fastest connection anyway.
Not working. I purchased the same router. It says in TP Link FAQ: "1. Our routers support PPTP/L2TP client, but can only support those VPN servers whose data are not encrypted. 2. Some ISPs provide PPTP/L2TP connection. So you can use PPTP/L2TP client connect to it. " www.tp-link.com/us/support/faq/1950/
this kind of stuff uses for a sneaking to other person/s, but I don't think it makes your internet connection completely private, complete privacy is an offline. You can go to the cafe with a free wi-fi, and using an anonymous account download all the porn from the piratebay
It looks good. I may give it a try in the future and test it against DNSwatch. Thank you for watching and commenting. I appreciate it greatly. All the best.👍😀
If someone is searching how to hook up a VPN, we don't need a long explanation on coffee shops and tracking. We are already looking to hook up a VPN. Cut to the chase. Skip all the time warner and other stuff.
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Thanks so much Richard, This video is everything I needed. So I was confused at first because I failed to read "dedicated". No problem, I have plenty of routers.to spare. I'm trying to secure my office setup which is a bit different: My "home" router is provided by the ISP and happens to be installed in my offiice and shared by two neighbors so I cant mess with it. So currently I have my ownTpIlink Internet port connected to one of the eithernet hub ports. I should be OK now that I understand the flow.and make the corrections on a flow chart before I get started. FYI I found this link when I searched for "tp-link VPN," Thanks again!
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Thanks for your comment. I'm premiering a new Dedicated VPN Router video right now, here: th-cam.com/video/ipN0yDmysYo/w-d-xo.html
Wow. Great way of teaching. Just discovered your channel and my project list grew exponentially. Amazing content, thank you for making it!
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Hi Richard and thanks for your video. A simple question - is the set up of OpenVPN on a TP-Link AX3000/AX50 work the same, or are there other things to consider?
Thx,
Bill
great video!
I feel the video does not need to be this long though, you make individual points multiple times, and too often.
Having said that, this video was a great help for me and will allow me to setup my home network the way I want to.
Great video - thanks Richard. I understand now How to decide if I wireless device goes through the VPN or not. But if the two routers have each a set of device connected to the LAN wired ports in their proximity and I would like some of wired devices to go through the VPN but theose are in the proximity of the main router (or even a wireless device close to VPN router to go through the main router) can I somehow do it (though a static route?) - or do I need each area of the home to have two routers?
Anything that connects to a router configured as shown in this video will be using VPN. Thank you so much for commenting. I appreciate it greatly. All the best.👍😀
Another good video, though what do you do if you have a modem/router specifically from your ISP? Do some not work if you change to another router/modem?
Thanks
Good video and the points you made are good and multiple times which is needed. Post people need to hear multiple times so it will be automatic when changing routers. I will watch again with a router in my hands. Also raspberry Pi can also make you a VPN if you have the knowledge to make one. Thanks for the video and I will definitely try this. 73
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The force is strong with this one!!!
HI Richard, Thank fot the Video lots of information there and for sure its one of the easiest i have seen. I would like to use another configuration: Connect a VPN router (wifi disabled ) directly to my cable modem and connect my primary Google wifi mash router (its all over the house) directly to the VPN router (in short MOdem>>VPN Router>>Google wifi) so I would have VPN to all my network . My question is: Do I need to configure differently the ip addresses in the VPN router? Thank you so much!
Excellent video Richard, will this work if I have 2 routers (both DHCP disabled) connected to 1 modem (DHCP enabled) and I want to do this in 1 of the routers ?
Usually, may not be case with you, a modem only releases one IP address to router. Now if your modem is a modem/router then yes what you are proposing should work. Thank you so much for watching and commenting. I appreciate it greatly. All the best.👍😀
That's good to know Richard. I wonder if you can also get these AP's to do Point to Point VPN?
I notice you are using Win10 - that too reports back with all sorts of details including browsing data whether you use a VPN or not. The more people using Windows 10 and use VPN the more Microsoft smiles because the data they have collected about you is more unique and therefore more valuable.
I agree with you. I use Ubuntu Linux most of the time and feel pretty good about it. You can get this TP-Link WR940N At Amazon: amzn.to/2EHkgCd or eBay: goo.gl/mvrG2Z to do PPTP by upgrading it to a third party firmware called DD-WRT. I have done it as part of my testing for this video and it works when configured correctly. I may make a video in the future showing how to do that too. Thank you for watching and commenting. I appreciate it greatly. All the best.👍😀
Hi Richard thanks for the excellent videos. I've been bingng during our COVID isolation.
I am strongly considering the VPN router setup and I have a question about the VPN.
I understand the VPN pipeline when the router is configured as you show in the video.
At home, I only have to connect to the VPN hotspot and I have VPN security from laptop to the PIA server. When using a public Wi-Fi are there addition changes required on my laptop or phone ?
Thanks again
Jeff Hall
If I also created a guest SSID inside the VPN router (say TPlink in your example) in addition tot the main VPN SSID, would the connection from the guest SSID will be covered + protected by the VPN tunnel all the way to the VPN server somewhere?
Yes, they will be protected by the VPN but a cellphone also has a cellular data connection so in order for that to be protected it would have to be on aiplane mode. Thank you so much for commenting and watching. I appreciate it greatly. Subscribe, Click The Bell and stay tuned! All the best.👍😀
I've partnered up with Private Internet Access and they have giving me a great deal on VPN at 83% OFF here(paid): www.piavpn.com/RichardLloyd
I actually signed up for the deal too! LOL Thanks again. All the best.👍😀
Thanks for your comment. I'm premiering a new Dedicated VPN Router video right now, here: th-cam.com/video/ipN0yDmysYo/w-d-xo.html
Old video but does your ISP not still see data?
Edit: I see you covered my previous point. Are networks like this fast enough to still stream?
It depends on the speed of your Internet provider and the speed of the router you are using. It may be possible. Try it and see. Thank you so much for commenting and watching. I appreciate it greatly. Subscribe, Click The Bell and stay tuned! All the best.👍😀
Hi Richard, love the videos, 1 question. I have just bought a new Asus rt-ax1800 dual band with wifi 6, they say I can install open vpn client ot dd-wrt. I want thevpn router for my smart android tv. Which would you recommend?. No vpn provider yet but looking at your service.
Sorry for the delay. I was negotiating a VPN deal and I've partnered up with Private Internet Access and they have given me a great deal for my viewers on VPN 83% OFF! here(paid): www.piavpn.com/RichardLloyd
I actually signed up for the deal too! They are and have always been my favourite VPN. LOL If you watch my VPN videos you will see that. I will be making more VPN videos too. Thank you so much for commenting, watching and the very kind words. I appreciate it greatly. Subscribe, Click The Bell and stay tuned! All the best.👍😀
Thanks for your comment. I'm premiering a new Dedicated VPN Router video right now, here: th-cam.com/video/ipN0yDmysYo/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for your comment. I'm premiering a new Dedicated VPN Router video right now, here: th-cam.com/video/ipN0yDmysYo/w-d-xo.html
I have a Arris NVG468MQ. Menu looks very different. I know it does passthrough but I don't know enough about routers to figure out how to apply this. Do you have any guidance ? Unfortunately this is Frontier's go to Fios router. I if you could share steps on this model, I am sure there are thousands of Frontier customers that can benefit. Thanks
Unfortunately I don't have access to the service or the equipment but you do. Perhaps you can find the same setting I show on it and configure it accordingly. I know these types of routers are very limited by design. But you may be able to do it. But you could always buy a dedicated router to do this with and connect it to the FIOS. Thank you so much for watching, commenting and the very kind words. I appreciate it greatly. All the best.👍😀
Thanks Richard for viseo. I have tried several attempts to set up TP- Link TL-WR841N v14 with sharksurf VPN. Unfortunately must be doing somthing wrong. In L2TP it only connects in Dynamic ip. It is however not connecting properly as shows IPA address and not VPN. I understand this verion of router cannot be flashed with DD-WRT. Shoul this router work with VPN.
Thanks fo the video. Can you set up a router VPN without a VPN provider? Also, where did you find the the new DNS # that you entered and is it an issue that DNS leak web shows Germany as location?
You need the VPN provider to establish a private connection. Without the VPN provider, privacy would not be possible. As far as I know the service is not available for free. German location if it's NOT yours is perfectly fine. You can use other servers but PIA no longer publish them. I believe this is a list provided by a third party github.com/Lars-/PIA-servers Thank you so much for commenting. I appreciate it greatly. All the best.👍😀
Nice tutorial. Thanks!
What if you have something like the Norton VPN service which comes bundled with Norton 360?
Can I use this method?
I've been waiting a long time for this video! Thank you, sir :)
You are most welcome. I am glad to know I could help you. I am going to follow it up using the Netgear router as it's configuration menus are totally different (Netgear Genie) but the configuration still uses the same parameters. Thank you for watching, commenting and the kind words. I appreciate it greatly. All the best.👍😀
Hi Richard and thanks for all the help and support. I currently have a 2 router setup (per your land cable video! works great) Can I also add a third router as a dedicated VPN for my whole network? i was looking at the TP-link 1200 as the VPN.
Thanks again and congrats again on your TH-cam accomplishment!!
Richard, what would happen if the VPN link went down? Would all traffic stop or would it go thru unencrypted?
It would disconnect from VPN like a phone call dropping. In a sense it would act like a kill switch. I negotiated a VPN deal and I've partnered up with Private Internet Access (PIA) and they have given me a great deal for my viewers on VPN at 83% OFF here(paid): www.piavpn.com/RichardLloyd
I actually signed up for the deal too! They are and have always been my favourite VPN. LOL If you watch my VPN videos you will see that. I will be making more VPN videos too. Thank you so much for commenting, watching and the very kind words. I appreciate it greatly. Subscribe, Click The Bell and stay tuned! All the best.👍😀
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Can anyone help, I have set up VPN server and works perfectly with my laptop when I add other devices they add fine but when I do ip leak it shows my actual location, any help? I have changed DNS on my other devices
Hi Richard I watched both your very informative videos for this modem and the Netgear one and tried to apply the settings to a Tenda N300 router without success. Are PIA still supporting L2TP or could it be the ISP blocking any other WAN connections. The router connected to the ISP is a Sagemcom F@ST 3184 cable modem/router. Tenda just says connecting continually. Any ideas?
I can not say if this works with your gear as I do not posses the same gear or the same provider you have so there are too many variables to answer your question. I would suggest that you test your credentials with the PIA client to make sure you're using the correct ones by connecting with that and if it's possible try to connect using L2TP with the PIA windows client after you have successfully connected with that.
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@@richardlloydusa Hi again Richard and thanks for your speedy reply. When you say try the PIA client do you mean the stand alone app on individual devices as these work fine on a PC and Android tablet? How do I connect using L2TP with the Windows client as the software I downloaded is all automated unless you mean setting up a dedicated connection in Windows? Thanks again in advance of your assistance, much appreciated. BTW, I'm going to try my Tenda modem setup through a neighbours ISP to rule out the ISP blocking.
Hi again, I think I've found the reason why I can't connect-PIA stopped supporting L2TP in November 2020
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A very well done step-by-step video thank you for that.
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Thank you for such great video. I have been toying with this idea of a VPN for a while and I think you have made up my mind. I have seen several youtub blogs that have said that this is what they do all the time... Soooo Thanks for all the information as always!!!
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Hi
It is a great learning from your excellent knowledge! I would like to know more
1. Can I connect to any website I want ,or it will be limited ...
2. Can I be protected from any kind of virus, hackers ....
3. Is internet speed will be slow ?
Reason is I have grandsons ....they love to play games on line and I do not want
laptops, desktops get any kink of virus ,spams.
Currently, I have a latest Verizon router w/ 3 bands.
Thanks !,,,,
Consider this set up to protect your data from your gandson's connection. th-cam.com/video/7rb8iNj_rJI/w-d-xo.html Thank you for watching and commenting. I appreciate it greatly. All the best.👍😀
Anxious to see your netgear video on this subject... When? Have tried IPVanish and every connection becomes 10% of normal speed, it just doesn't work for me! thanks for the well detailed explanation hope the netgear one is as clear as this one.
Here is the Netgear Router Dedicated VPN Router video: th-cam.com/video/4N9mrSfFWL0/w-d-xo.html Enjoy! Thank you for watching and commenting. I appreciate it greatly. All the best.👍😀
Thank you for this great video, It really helped me understand how this dual-router setup is made but I came across this problem when I tried to do my own, my router (tp-link ac1200) doesn't have l2tp connection, does that mean that it doesn't support this type of connection or I need to enable it in someway?.If this router doesn't support l2tp connections, do u recommend flashing my other router (Neatgear r7100) with DD-WRT firmware or a VPN service provider custom firmware and use it as the vpn router and use the tp-link router as the main one ? Thank you again for your time.
I've tried in vain to do this on a Netgear WNR3500l modified with DD WRT. I would really like it if you could include this option. Thanks
Thank you very much. I will create a DD-WRT Version of this video. I have done on the TP-Link WR940N here At Amazon: amzn.to/2ITO3vt or eBay: goo.gl/rgwsAv and it works well and it can connect using L2TP and PPTP as you can set the correct settings to make it happen. The stock firmware does not allow you change the needed settings to get it to happen. Thank you again for watching and commenting. I appreciate it greatly. All the best.👍😀
Big Fan sir .. U have helped me a lot ... thank u very much .. keep posting
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@@richardlloydusa thanks for ur reply sir . im planning to start a wifi company in near future ... im student right now .. can i mail u if i need some suggestions in future ? it would be very grateful ...
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Thank you for saying , you need a VPN provider. been looking at all these vids and none of them said that.. just wish you would 've said that in the 1 st min.
Great stuff. I’m finally diving down the networking rabbit hole and really appreciate your teachings. Easy decision to sub😀
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Very explanatory! Thank you very much.
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Hi Richard. Love this video. Would this process also work with the linksys velop mesh router?
Fantastic video. Thank you so much for walking through this!
Did I hear correctly that the router is technically consider as a single client for the VPN service provider? so you could connect however many IPs your router can support, and it would still count as 1 client to the VPN provider? (Albeit Dial-up speeds per IP).
What happens if you double VPN? What if I do this, and also use the VPN client on the machine? Could that some how introduce a leak?
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Fantastic video! Thanks. For services where a vpn is not allowed, for example, Netflix, would I still be able to connect to my primary network?
You're most welcome. You would be surfing on a VPN connection when connected to this router and not when you are connected to your primary router. I'm glad to know I could help you. Thank you so much for watching, commenting and the very kind words. I appreciate it greatly. All the best.👍😀
thanks for the video do you have this setup tutorial in a Mac ?
No, sorry but most of this configuration is done on the router not on your computer. Thank you so much for commenting. I appreciate it greatly. All the best.👍😀
very well presented, and lots of info,👍
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I tried to do this on a ASUS wireless router RT-AX1800s. It is a VPN router, bud i could not follow your instructions. I could not find a way to input the static ip inflammation you provide.
Your router may not have option to be setup in the manner that I show. Unfortunately the documentation on your router is very basic (a quick start manual) is all I found and it does not show very much. I don't own that router so I can't poke around in there to see either.
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The beard suits you and you can carry off the black shirt that way. This so hard to do. I will try it tomorrow.
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Thanks for this video, Richard. Been looking for such a tutorial for some time. Let's say you have the following devices:
1. Laptops/desktops
2. Cell phones, android boxes, etc.
3. Personal Network Attached Storage (NAS). This contains private work files, and media files (digital movies and iTunes downloads).
4. "Internet of Things" (Smart TVs, Home Automation devices and everything in between).
Questions for you:
1. To which network should you let these four device groups latch on to? Could you suggest a "rule of thumb" to decide which network to use for a particular device?
2. Where would you locate "Guest" access?
3. Would you suggest creating more networks within the existing network so each device group is isolated/contained from the other groups? Is it worth the effort (disregard the cost of additional routers)? Will this slow down the system? Any other concerns?
Thanks in advance.
Unfortunately, PIA doesn't have the 'Network' tab any longer in their interface. Any other way to get that list once you log in?
Here you go www.privateinternetaccess.com/vpn-server Thank you for watching and commenting. I appreciate it greatly. All the best.👍😀
Hi Richard hope you’re doing well.
Could you do an updated dedicated vpn router please. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
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Can I use COMCAST router?
Great teaching, good video.
As long as you have access to the configuration of the router AND it has the right options, I don't see why not. Thank you so much for watching, commenting and the very kind words. I appreciate it greatly. All the best.👍😀
@@richardlloydusa thank you for the last response and the time to teach. 👍
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Does it matter which vpn protocol you use?
I usually go with what works first and then the protocol that is most secure second but understand that the higher the security of the protocol the more processing it requires therefore it might slowdown your data throughput. Thank you so much for commenting and watching. I appreciate it greatly. All the best.👍😀
The chuck norris of tech.
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WII THIS WORK ON A D-LINK AC750 DUEL BAND ROUTER ? THANKS
Hello, there seem to be a lot a different companies or site that provide this vpn service. Any recommendation or are they all the same? Thank you.
I use Private Internet Access but Express VPN seems to rate highly too. Google them both and others and decide which one provides the value you are looking for. Thank you for watching and commenting. I appreciate it greatly. All the best.👍😀
@@richardlloydusa Thank you.
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Thanks! So helpful.
Great tutorial as usual. Thank you Richard
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Hi Richard, thanks for doing this video! I'm stuck though. I have a PIA account number but can't seem to find the password for it . Can you tell me how to find it??
Great video. Can you do one showing how to do this on a router with DD-WRT?
Thank you very much. I will create a DD-WRT Version of this video. I have done on the TP-Link WR940N here At Amazon: amzn.to/2ITO3vt or eBay: goo.gl/rgwsAv and it works well and it can connect using L2TP and PPTP as you can set the correct settings to make it happen. The stock firmware does not allow you change the needed settings to get it to happen. Thank you again for watching and commenting. I appreciate it greatly. All the best.👍😀
so basically the second router are vpn server without setting vpn inside ?
Great video ... thanks !
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Thanks so much Richard. I got this to work with an Asus ac66u router as my vpn router by using your connection settings to my primary router and Asus's vpn config settings page. My primary router's ip address is 192.168.1.1 so I set my vpn router to 192.168.2.1, but now if I type in either address I get my primary router setup page. Do I have to disconnect my vpn router from my primary to access it's setup page again?
You have configured it in a different way than I showed on the video. In my configuration both routers are on the same network. See the video at the 36:00 mark. So I can't really comment on how your configuration is going to work. Thank you for watching and commenting. I appreciate it greatly. All the best.👍😀
Would this works on TL-WR840N?
Thank You so much dear Richard
I have ExpressVPN, but the data usage between my router and ExpressVPN is HIGH! It is like other people goes thru my private router! I only have connection via mobilephone 4G network vith data limith each month. Express VPN said it is like thet for holding up the connection between me and the internet. I dont trust them at all. Can they steel my bandwith?
There are many ways your network could have been compromised (WIFI or LAN vulnerability, spyware, virus etc.) So yes it is possible that someone could steal your bandwidth and there are numerous ways that could happen. Thank you for watching, commenting and the kind words. I appreciate it greatly. All the best.👍😀
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@@richardlloydusa Thank you for making this video :-) Nice! And thank you very much for your answer. Do you believe that a VPN host needs to make so many connections at once , for holding up my connection between my router and theirs? Have you measured how much data that flows thru your connection with your VPN host? EDIT: I´m sure that there is no spyware, virus etc. My wifi is always OFF, only wired here. I believe it is ONLY ExpressVPN that uses my datatraffic, at most half of my standard usage is going to them.
As far as I know there should be little to none data flowing between you and your VPN provider that you do not initiate. If you ask for data you should get it otherwise it should not be flowing. Understand that devices and operating systems are continuously looking for and asking for data. For example your weather app on your phone will ask for an update periodically, Windows is always looking for updates and data to stream to you. Email clients are looking for email, etc etc. But if you take your connection down to one device that data stream "should" be very small in quantity. It should not be sucking up 10's of megabytes of data per day. Some routers have bandwidth monitoring logging if you have that then you could just take it down to just your router running on the connection and that "should" should be little to no data flowing. It's hard to analyse this from my chair but if you do some research you will find tons of ways to get an answer to this problem. Thank you for watching, commenting and the kind words. I appreciate it greatly. All the best.👍😀
Thank you! Very helpful info.
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Great information!
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skip his first step to find the gateway in the bottom left search run then type cmd then type ipconfig and find the connection your on its way faster
How or why would this be better than using the PIA app on your PC?
It's not really better it just gives you the option to have everything that connects to this Dedicated VPN router to be protected automatically, for instance a Roku would be protected as well as a tablet or a smartphone. Also PIA only allows you to connect 5 clients (which is more than most need) at one time to their service but the dedicated router counts as only one client on PIA VPN regardless of the amount of devices that connect to the router. Also you do not have to run a client on the PC and manually connect it either. But again it's a matter of preference. I use them both. Thank you for watching and commenting. I appreciate it greatly. All the best.👍😀
no matter what vpn they ones i tried that support pptp and l2tp paid and free dont work for me, username and password is forever stuck on 'connecting...' and the server name isnt able to be pinged due to icmp filters.
I'm not sure why that would be but as you can see on the video I did not have that issue. Make sure you have all the correct information and you follow the video exactly as I show. I would also recommend doing a factory reset on your router and trying again or try a different router and see what kind of result you get. Thank you for watching and commenting. I appreciate it greatly. All the best.👍😀
@@richardlloydusa I installed updated firmware to the router, gonna order a new router make it easier with openvpn plugins
I am confused. The guy who installed my home dedicated VPN router with Nord setup the openvpn client on my router with encryption settings certificate and configuration stuff from Nord. How does this method work as it only uses the simple login supplied by vpn service?
As of Dec 2018, NordVPN’s servers stopped supporting L2TP/IPsec and PPTP connections. So this method won't work with Nord.
support.nordvpn.com/Connectivity/Router/1225872552/Not-supported-routers.htm
I was able to get the wifi to work with the vpn but cannot figure out how the hardwire works. Followed your instruction to a t
Not sure what you mean by "how the hardwire works." but you should be able to connect to the LAN ports using an Ethernet LAN cable to a computer and have it connect. Thank you for watching and commenting. I appreciate it greatly. All the best.👍😀
Can you do this on new tp-link software
I'm not sure as I do not know what the difference between the stock firmware I show in this video and the new firmware would be? I will have to check that out. Thank you so much for commenting. I appreciate it greatly. All the best.👍😀
Thanks!
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excellent video full of valuable info.
You could of just copied and paste PIA server address to the servers IP address name and use the rest of subnet mask gateway etc that's why I do way more work trying to get a IP address from PIA servers
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What if I want my home network to be protected? Can I bypass the two router setup and Just mask my main home network?
Great job, thank you.
Another Great Video!!!! Keep it up
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I user TP link wr280 how do its setting
Find where the settings I show are on your router and set them the same. It should work. Thank you for watching and commenting. I appreciate it greatly. All the best.👍😀
How to change “channel” in wireless setting from Auto to either channel 1, 6 or 11 on D-Link DR-868L (AC1750 Dual Band Gigabit router)
It's in the WIFI advanced settings for the 2.4ghz. I wouldn't recommending touching that, and leave it on Auto. Typically AC routers will pick the best frequency based on any potential interference in the air space. If you're using an AC router, I would recommend connecting to the 5.0GHZ frequency anyway, since that would provide the best/fastest connection anyway.
Thanks for sharing
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Great video. Thanks.
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hello it does not work for me its stuck on conecting... for me help plz
Fantastic video thank you so much sir
Not working. I purchased the same router. It says in TP Link FAQ:
"1. Our routers support PPTP/L2TP client, but can only support those VPN servers whose data are not encrypted.
2. Some ISPs provide PPTP/L2TP connection. So you can use PPTP/L2TP client connect to it.
"
www.tp-link.com/us/support/faq/1950/
Not sure why they say that as it worked for me. Thank you for watching and commenting. I appreciate it greatly. All the best.👍😀
You didn’t explain the kill switch?
this kind of stuff uses for a sneaking to other person/s, but I don't think it makes your internet connection completely private, complete privacy is an offline. You can go to the cafe with a free wi-fi, and using an anonymous account download all the porn from the piratebay
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DNS Host: 1.1.1.1 (Cloudflare) is it good or bad?
It looks good. I may give it a try in the future and test it against DNSwatch. Thank you for watching and commenting. I appreciate it greatly. All the best.👍😀
If someone is searching how to hook up a VPN, we don't need a long explanation on coffee shops and tracking. We are already looking to hook up a VPN. Cut to the chase. Skip all the time warner and other stuff.
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Just fast forward grumpy pants… I found the information to be useful, so clearly you don’t speak for everyone!
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Thanks for your comment. I'm premiering a new Dedicated VPN Router video right now, here: th-cam.com/video/ipN0yDmysYo/w-d-xo.html