Hi Lun,
I was told below feature request would be part of v4.8 but from your comment it seems maybe not? I only just noticed v4.8 beta for Flint 1 was released yesterday so not installed it yet, if this feature is missing then there's no point me installing it.
As a recap request was for a very easy to understand quick way to use a different openvpn connection per LAN port so that any device(s) connected to each LAN port would route to that VPN connection. This is a feature many users would immediately find useful but it needs to be easy to understand for the average non technical user, no-one wants a mensa puzzle of hoops to jump through, just something ultra easy to understand like the example mock up images I attached.
Example (3x separate OpenVPN connections from same VPN provider):
PIA OpenVPN (Chicago): LAN port 1 (ANY device connected to LAN 1 routes to PIA Chicago)
PIA OpenVPN (France): LAN port 2 (ANY device connected to LAN 2 routes to PIA France)
PIA OpenVPN (UK): LAN ports 3+4 (ANY device connected to either LAN 3 or LAN 4 routes to PIA UK)
Or second example (4x separate OpenVPN connections from a mix of VPN providers):
PIA OpenVPN (Chicago): LAN port 1 (ANY device connected to LAN 1 routes to PIA Chicago)
PIA OpenVPN (New York): LAN port 2 (ANY device connected to LAN 2 routes to PIA New York)
NordVPN OpenVPN (UK): LAN port 3 (ANY device connected to LAN 3 routes to NordVPN UK)
ExpressVPN OpenVPN (France): LAN port 4 (ANY device connected to LAN 4 routes to ExpressVPN France)
Note: VPN kill switch ENABLED for each obviously so NO internet on that particular LAN port if their VPN connection drops for any reason but the other LAN ports would continue to work for their VPN connection.
Thanks