Brume 2 Wireguard behind router

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Best way to configure a GL.iNet device for full home network VPN access

Hi, I have an old router that doesnt support being a VPN server. I have a Mango, which I would like to be an OpenVPN server, BUT i need to be able to access other devices on my main internet router that the Mango is plugged in to. Whenever I try to setup a VPN server on the Mango, I am not able to access other devices outside of the Mango or the main host routers web panel for example. Would I neeed to plug the Mango in via the LAN or WAN port? I’m guessing I would need to play with the adv…

I did tests on Brume 2 as both WireGuard and OpenVPN server. The Brume 2 LAN and main router LAN will be on different subnets and have separate DHCP servers. However, the WireGuard client device (and any devices directly connected to the Brume 2 LAN) will be routed through to the main router LAN subnet by using IP addresses (not NetBIOS names). Internet access will also be routed through the main router to your ISP.

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