Posted: Thu Apr 12, 2018 13:14 Post subject: Re: Its down?
sploit wrote:
Shouldnt be down. Let me check
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Update
Not down. You didn't copy and paste the code correctly.
Copy and Paste it exactly as it is on my guide on Page 1 of this thread. NOT anybody else's comments or comments to my original post. ONLY my post. Other people modify my posts and change stuff because they think they know what they are doing and clearly don't.
Thank you, copied from your post and it worked. Just some observations on non-related VPN settings that it also tweaks:
For Time settings, I had to remove the server name and choose US/Eastern to get things working.
The script re-enabled Telnet, which I had shut off for Security, and it also turned off my System Log and remote monitoring settings.
I changed my DNS back to 1.1.1.1, 1.0.0.1, and 208.67.222.222. I also had to re-tick Forced DNS Redirection. However, in Syslog, it appears that my ISP DNS is leaking:
Posted: Sat Apr 14, 2018 3:59 Post subject: Re: Thanks
sploit wrote:
But I got so frustrated with this particular vpn company I just wanted to help out others who don't have that much skill to not want to put a gun to their heads.
I've wasted countless weekends over the years feeling just as you described @sploit, so thank you very much for your help supporting those of us poor suckers who bought lifetime memberships to the absolute worst VPN provider for routers - PureVPN.
Thanks for this Spoilt, it worked for me for quite some time but now I'm not sure what is going on. I actually emailed a support email address thinking I might reach you there but decided to try here also.
I have tried resetting the modem and reapplied your script but have to remove this line for it to work at all:
tls-cipher "DEFAULT:@SECLEVEL=0"
Everything still seems to connect for me but I just cant connect to any web addresses due to DNS.
Here is what my log says. If anyone else has any ideas I'd be really keen to hear from you
Client: CONNECTED SUCCESS
Local Address: 23.229.3.195
Remote Address: 23.229.3.195
Posted: Wed May 09, 2018 23:18 Post subject: Re: Server
sploit wrote:
Have you tried a different server?
I am not tech support for PureVPN
Yeah man I tried a few different ones.
That's all good man, thanks for your reply. I'll keep trying different things. Can I buy you a coffee anyways? This has been a god send while it worked
Joined: 16 Apr 2016 Posts: 307 Location: California
Posted: Thu May 10, 2018 0:04 Post subject: IF something changed on PureVPN's side it could cause a prob
IF something changed on PureVPN's side it could cause a problem also. That company does that frequently.
If you are getting a connected success but not getting data throughput it could be dns, but likely it is the encryption algorythm that is off.
I haven't installed them in a while so I should test them on a router really quick _________________ My Karma ran over your Dogma
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The server is: nl2-ovpn-udp.pointtoserver.com for UDP and nl2-ovpn-tcp.pointtoserver.com for TCP but I live in Holland. You can simply replace "nl" with the right country-code.
With the replacement crt script from purevpn can you use a wrt firmware newer than September 2017.
I use Spoilt's code and it works .
I have tried changing the DNS to 1.1.1.1 & 1.0.0.1
They have a slower connection. And crash my router.so I have gone back to the original _________________ £££££££££££££££
Linksys 1900acsv2 dd-wrt r32170
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Maybe I am missing step but when I cut and paste it into the command line the script will try to apply (grey's out with the processing please wait) but it just goes back to the same command line GUI.
I am trying to use the script with DD-WRT v3.0-r40559 mega.
I reloaded a new image of DD-WRT: v3.0-r40559 mega (08/06/19)
I tried using PureVPN's instructions before I found yours and I did a factory reset before trying to use your script. The only thing I changed in the GUI after the factory reset was: Router Username, Router Password, Wireless AP, Wireless Security.