For the feature VPN Policy Based on the Client Device, I've gone through the GUI to set "Traffic from Following Device" not to use VPN. The drop-down provides a listing of MAC addresses that I can select to invoke the rule. I've kinda lost track of which addresses I previously selected, and I don't see any listing to show which addresses are selected. Is there any mechanism (or documentation) to get a listing of MAC addresses selected that bypass vpn?
GL.iNet GL-MT6000 * Version 4.7.0
OpenWrt Version OpenWrt21.02-SNAPSHOT r15812+1082-46b6ee7ffc
Kernel Version 5.4.238
In the 'VPN Dshboard' it says "In this mode, only the traffic of certain local client devices defined by MAC address can access the VPN. Only one VPN client instance can be activated."
You click on the highlighted "defined by MAC address" text in that statement on your router to see those already selected - along with an option to delete.
HI.OK..after playing around with the interface, and clicking the '+' after highlighting the MAC address, I now see it populates a listing. I was clicking the '+' before highlighting the drop-down entry. tyvm
It still doesn't make sense to me. I would expect that when I click the dropdown for "Do not use VPN" it would show the list that I set up that way; or the reverse if I selected the dropdown for "Use VPN". But it just shows all mac addresses but with no indication of whether each are set to use vpn or not use vpn. Or, did I miss something entirely?
How do you display ones that are already set? That same list shows up for me regardless whether I select "Do not use vpn" or change the dropdown to "Use VPN".
I had only been using "Do not use VPN" and I now see what you are saying. If I toggle between Use/Do not use VPN, the same MAC entries show up in the list. I added a MAC to "Use VPN" it just adds another entry to the overall listing, but the listing doesn't differentiate between entries added for Use or Do not use VPN. Bug perhaps?
Thanks; I thought maybe I just wasn't understanding how it works. And maybe there still is some peculiar way to make sense of it. But it eludes me so far.
