Joined: 16 Apr 2016 Posts: 307 Location: California
Posted: Mon Aug 28, 2017 20:27 Post subject: My script works
My script works, its used all the time...
Make sure and flash your router back to stock, set the router IP to 192.168.2.1 (If this isnt your primary router) and connect the WAN port (Internet Port) to your primary router or your modem.
i am unsure of how to connect linksys ddwrt to plusnet hub, wan or lan ports
i am using v24-21061-k2.6.big
it wont connect to tcp or udp openvpn
So when you go to the dd-wrt status page, is it connected to the internet?
Does your ISP require a PPPoE login or other config for the network setup?
What are you trying? [full detail include physical setup if you're asking for help with cabling - any error msg if you're getting that far? etc...]
What is working, what isn't?
Not trying to be rude, but:
From the description so far... Sounds like you need to consult your ISP on how to connect - or read the documentation that came with your router on what the WAN/LAN ports are for.
There just isn't enough info here to advise next steps.
Posted: Fri Sep 01, 2017 18:14 Post subject: Re: My script works
sploit wrote:
My script works, its used all the time...
Make sure and flash your router back to stock, set the router IP to 192.168.2.1 (If this isnt your primary router) and connect the WAN port (Internet Port) to your primary router or your modem.
Then follow the instructions
Sploit
Earlier you listed your 5 worst VPN services to install on routers. What is your top 5 best/easiest? I have pureVPN and hate it. Looking to switch.
I am also getting a "Client: RECONNECTING tls-error".
Currently, I have a cable modem/router (Hiltron CODA-4582) which is my main router and a second router (TP-Link Archer C7 v2 w/ DD-WRT) connected to it (LAN-WAN). The second router will be my VPN network. The Internet is working fine on my second router, but I am getting the tls-error on openvpn.
Am I supposed to use static route in my main router?
Posted: Sat Sep 02, 2017 18:39 Post subject: Re: My script works
sploit wrote:
My script works, its used all the time...
Make sure and flash your router back to stock, set the router IP to 192.168.2.1 (If this isnt your primary router) and connect the WAN port (Internet Port) to your primary router or your modem.
PureVPN is such a rotten company I feel sorry for everyone.
This is a automated script to install PureVPN on your DDWRT Routers.
Make sure OpenVPN Client is Disabled and Your Router has a WAN connection so it can get out to my .com name and grab the file.
Pre-requisites:
1) It is highly recommended to make sure your router is running the newest stable builds of ddwrt. If you are using OLD ddwrt builds this script probably wont work. Please Upgrade your routers to atleast June of 2016 Builds of DDWRT. Highly recommend current if stable.
2) If you have installed any other crap scripts from other places, please factory reset your routet. They can cause all kinds of conflicts.
3) My script will attempt to restart the router when it is done running. On some routers it may not work correctly because the reboot commands don't work right. You may need to restart manually.
3) When the router comes back up go to the Services... VPN tab and enter your PureVPN username and password and also whatever server you want. Do not change anything else. AT ALL
Let users in here know it worked for you and share your results.
I have automated scripts for all other Major VPN's (Top 25 like IPVanish, PrivateInternetAccess, StrongVPN, ExpressVPN, NordVPN, etc...) also, but I hustle them and they are also guaranteed to work.
Your Welcome
Also @ eibgrad...
Please edit your top post to remove all that crap. It isn't needed and will only confuse people.
They all work and stay connected. From top to bottom in order in my opinion _________________ My Karma ran over your Dogma
SploitWorks Custom Flashed Routers
Joined: 16 Apr 2016 Posts: 307 Location: California
Posted: Mon Sep 04, 2017 0:17 Post subject: Yes
drewbert3370 wrote:
got it all working at last, thanks for everything guys.
id rather use udp, can i just change server,port and protocol or anything else needs swapping.
ive tried but doesnt connect, just stays waiting.
i know udp works as can directly use on laptop
also the speed seems slow with tcp,i get 5mb on a 36mb connection. can this be router related, have linksys e900.
thanks again.
See above Post...
Also speeds on VPN's on routers are related to
1) Router Horsepower (CPU type and speed)
2) Distance from your house/location to the geographic server you are connecting to. The farther away, the greater the speed loss.
3) Encryption Level... 128 Bit encryption compared to 256 bit encryption is a huge difference. I recommend PrivateInternetAccess because they allow 128 Bit and you gain speeds. Nobody really needs more than that. If you do, you should deeply question yourself.
You would need a Netgear R6300v2 for about 25Mbps and a Netgear R7000 to do 40Mbps (It can do 50Mbps)
Posted: Mon Sep 04, 2017 9:09 Post subject: Re: Yes
sploit wrote:
drewbert3370 wrote:
got it all working at last, thanks for everything guys.
id rather use udp, can i just change server,port and protocol or anything else needs swapping.
ive tried but doesnt connect, just stays waiting.
i know udp works as can directly use on laptop
also the speed seems slow with tcp,i get 5mb on a 36mb connection. can this be router related, have linksys e900.
thanks again.
See above Post...
Also speeds on VPN's on routers are related to
1) Router Horsepower (CPU type and speed)
2) Distance from your house/location to the geographic server you are connecting to. The farther away, the greater the speed loss.
3) Encryption Level... 128 Bit encryption compared to 256 bit encryption is a huge difference. I recommend PrivateInternetAccess because they allow 128 Bit and you gain speeds. Nobody really needs more than that. If you do, you should deeply question yourself.
You would need a Netgear R6300v2 for about 25Mbps and a Netgear R7000 to do 40Mbps (It can do 50Mbps)
An Asus RT-AC68U can do 65+ Mbps
Broadcom Routers do well with VPN's.
A lowly netgear wndr3800 can pull 15-20Mbps
your help is amazing, thanks, if i was to join privateinternetaccess, do you have a code so you can get credited for it?
also, which would you recommend my linksys e900 with privateinternetaccess or new router with purevpn to start with?
