VLWgp+toUyDtYNU9fmgyXyOEMEYGA1UdIwQ/MD2AFJxsVLWgp+toUyDtYNU9fmgy Y0vB0w3r74u38iz2MNLF7xfH+/DY3N1fAgMBAAGjgYUwgYIwHQYDVR0OBBYEFJxs IHsczCWc4VFk2K1D43F/HG9IXGusumwbOvY1HMQ/2qgN2q3FIuS9imLv0etApqMpĬ4tDPQC5YWQSMhr0N2zjB5gsIgac5v+OIIr5VwLBTnmXYmCMfxG6E4TDQX3axc1x W8AzrmZruPMdWIxUl5I9akC0Aucm1AcK0P3Ksd1VHWzox/ixJz42zJ0sTeIHjarp GgEKAoIBAQCarKifraPvg94Bfiy5EcHYnpAG6sUwvf4nH9YXQXXaNjz3uqRI+PzsĠ3Z94ApLkzZm0jC1SyFbY6JxbqF5N87nw7PuWumamwr0VIOiu5ZeDgRMuxu5QK+c MIIDNTCCAh2gAwIBAgIJAMQa+rPdk6lHMA0GCSqGSIb3DQEBCwUAMBYxFDASBgNVīAMMC1ZhbmlzaGVkVlBOMB4XDTE2MTAyNzA3NTQwN1oXDTI2MTAyNTA3NTQwN1owįjEUMBIGA1UEAwwLVmFuaXNoZWRWUE4wggEiMA0GCSqGSIb3DQEBAQUAA4IBDwAw If you are running a later version of DD-WRT that has a username / password box, simply enter your VPN credentials in there, and leave the ‘additional config blankĤ) Highlight the red text below and copy and paste in to the Ca Cert box on the DD-WRT screen. Bit Torrent is disabled on all other servers.ģ) For this version of DD-WRT, there is no username / password box on the OpenVPN client screen, so it is necessary to add the following text to the ‘Additional Config’ field: P2P & Bit Torrent – These servers are based in a location where the laws on Bit Torrent are liberal. Secure browsing, Access to Aus channels while travelling outside Australia (Foxtel Go, Plus 7, 9 Now, Ten Play) Unblocking UK content (BBC iPlayer, ITV.com, NOW TV, Sky GO, Channel 4 etc) Unblocking US content (Netflix, Hulu, Starz, Vudu, Sling TV, NBC etc) You can enter any server from the list below depending on what Services you wish to use. For this example, we have chosen the USA Server. Open a web browser, and navigate to the home screen of your DD-WRT router (192.168.1.1 by default)ġ) Under SETUP/BASIC Setup go to the bottom of the screen and in the ‘time settings’ box, ensure that NTP CLIENT is enabled, and set to the correct time zone.Ģ ) Navigate to SERVICES / VPN, and enter the config as shown in Fig 1 below. The Image below shows a working config of OpenVPN running on a DD-WRT router (V24).
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