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How to configure 2860 for VPN
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30 Aug 2017 17:08 #89500
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How to configure 2860 for VPN was created by geoffdh
I have a MAG 256 streaming IPTV box and I want to employ a VPN
After a lot of research, I've narrowed the VPN supplier down to one of 3: VPNArea, VPN.ac and VyprVPN
I've looked at trying to get OpenVPN on the MAG 256, but after transferring the source and unzipping, I failed because the .configure command could not find a gcc
I only have ssh access and no tools for installing applications.
So the alternative is to use a VPN enabled router, and I'm looking at either the 2860n or 2860ac
- has anyone had any experience of configuring either of these routers for any of the 3 VPN suppliers listed above and can it be done ?
I've done a bit of reading and it seems router VPN applications are based on OpenVPN, DD-WRT or Tomato.
What is the 2860 based on ?
If that's not a relevant question, then I've still got a bit of reading to do as I'm new to this.
Thanks for reading and any advice much appreciated
After a lot of research, I've narrowed the VPN supplier down to one of 3: VPNArea, VPN.ac and VyprVPN
I've looked at trying to get OpenVPN on the MAG 256, but after transferring the source and unzipping, I failed because the .configure command could not find a gcc
I only have ssh access and no tools for installing applications.
So the alternative is to use a VPN enabled router, and I'm looking at either the 2860n or 2860ac
- has anyone had any experience of configuring either of these routers for any of the 3 VPN suppliers listed above and can it be done ?
I've done a bit of reading and it seems router VPN applications are based on OpenVPN, DD-WRT or Tomato.
What is the 2860 based on ?
If that's not a relevant question, then I've still got a bit of reading to do as I'm new to this.
Thanks for reading and any advice much appreciated
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30 Aug 2017 18:21 #89501
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You can't add your own VPN application to the Draytek Routers - you have to use what it provides. The 2860 does IPSEC, L2TP/IPSEC, SSL tunnel or:oops: PPTP.
See:
https://www.draytek.co.uk/support/guides/kb-lantolan-ipsec
Replied by hornbyp on topic Re: How to configure 2860 for VPN
I've done a bit of reading and it seems router VPN applications are based on OpenVPN, DD-WRT or Tomato.geoffdh wrote:
What is the 2860 based on ?
You can't add your own VPN application to the Draytek Routers - you have to use what it provides. The 2860 does IPSEC, L2TP/IPSEC, SSL tunnel or
See:
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some do use L2TP... I can't remember which but I remembder finding some.
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