Your DD-WRT router is connected to your first router via wifi or ethernet.You have already hard reset or restore the factory defaults via administration menu.Previous or other builds may have bugs preventing OpenVPN connections. DD-WRT v24-sp2 (12/22/14) build have been used while preparing this tutorial. You have already flashed your router with the newest DD-WRT firmware v24-sp2.You have already tested OpenVPN on your PC to ensure that your network configuration and ISP allows OpenVPN connections.We presume the following configurations before starting to setup Tested 9333 in my asus wl-500gp and problem remains.VPN Setup for DD-WRT Router : OpenVPN Protocolīelow, you will find Open VPN setup instructions for DD-WRT Routers for Smart DNS Proxy VPN & SmartVPN networks.
I just tested it mysel too - problem still exists. I have tried all builds since and they all lockup. I am currently using it and have had not lockup issues. v23sp1 does not do that, even with no cable on the WAN port. In my case (I also add my user/pwd, don't know if their length or something have anything to do with the problem) the router would lock up/crash/at least not respond to ping on the LAN, even with no cable connected to its wan port, in about a minute. Just configure "PPPoE" on the wan, and just unplug the WAN port. On one hand, router crashes (see bugtracker bug reports 29) and missing options for users with account charged based on pppoe connection time (bug report 2988).Įko, you don't need to have an ISP with PPPoE to check the "crash" problem mentioned somewhere else. There have been a few threads already on problems with pppoe on v24 pre-rc7. Something must have been changed in the PPOE Code around the 9120 build that causes the auto redial/manual redial crash bug :/ I raised a support ticket 4 days ago no response so far :(Īlso if I unplug my modem + replug it in, automatic reconnect does not work Even auto redial after 24h disconnet locks up the router ->doesnt respond to pings