I can’t get it to work.
where do I turn it on… VPN policies
How do I set it!
Please with a screenshot
Hi funktion,
maybe you have to update your firmware. I’m currently running the prerelease 3.100.
In this version you can find the following in the GL.iNet Admin Panel:
Thanks @GrossmeisterBM
Unfortunately I have not yet managed to do it!
I have a GL-MT300N-V2 FirmwareV 3.102
I tried the steps from
eagle76
I was able to get this to work. This is what I did:
- Download GL-AR300M16 OpenWrt only 3.0 from https://docs.gl-inet.com/en/3/release_notes/ 50
- Update firmware
- reset to factory default
- connect to 192.168.1.1
- set password
- change IP
- enable wireless
- connect internet (modem) to WAN
Go to System-Software
- update packages
- search for vpnc
install:
- vpnc
- vpnc-scripts
- luci-proto-vpnc
System-reboot
Network-interfaces: Add new interface…
name (4 charachters only! e.g. ‘TUN0’)
protocol: VPNC
VPN Server: enter url of server
Output Interafce: wan
MTU: 1380
Username: name as entered in FritzBox
Password: password for user on FritzBox
Auth Group: same as Username
Group Password: Preshared key as in FritzBox
IKE DH Group: dh2 (should be default)
Perfect Forward Secrecy: nopfs
DPD Idle Timeout: 0
Go to tab Advanced… Make sure ‘Bring up on boot’ is checked
Go to tab Firewall Settings… Assign to ‘LAN’ zone
Click ‘Save and Apply’
Network-interfaces:
Make sure TUN0 has an IP address and is up.
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After this step, my adapter has no IP from the remote Fritzbox!
Where could my mistake be?
Does anyone have a tip?
With the Shrew Soft VPN Client it works right away!
Hey funktion,
maybe you mixed up wan and wwan as Output interface in TUN0 configuration?!
best regards
g
Moin Moin ( Hey ) grossmeisterBM
in my first attempt I only used the WAN connection and a PC on the LAN connection.
WWAN comes later as soon as I understand how the attitude is
I’m going to test other hardware because I still have a GL ar750 and a router with Open WRT directly.
Danke and best regards
Hey some information,
with a TP-1043 and a GL-AR750 I get an IP address on Tun0.
I think the routing rule is still missing or should it be done with the VPN Policies?
“try adding the following routing rules ip route add 0.0.0.0/1 dev tun ip route add 128.0.0.0/1 dev tun”
only where do I insert this line exactly?
Hello everyone,
I have the same problems as @eagle76 / @grossmeisterBM.
My system consists of a “GL.iNet GL-MT300N” and a FritzBox 7590.
The configuration is done as described by @eagle76.
The VPN tunnel is up and I got an IP address from the FritzBox.
But I have no working connection from the external LAN to the FritzBox LAN.
I guess there are also missing firewall settings.
Does anyone have new findings and can help me?
Thanks in advance!
Many greetings
Christoph
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Hi Christoph
did you try setting the switches as described in my post from april the 17th?
Since that it workes fine for me.
Best regards
B.
Hey @grossmeisterBM,
Thanks for this information!
Of course I missed this post. 
With this setting it now works for me, too.
I can now access the FritzBox-LAN from the external LAN.
But now I still have the problem that I want to access the external devices from Fritzbox-LAN, too.
Unfortunately this is not possible.
In the FritzBox I wanted to set up a static route to the external LAN, but the FB does not allow this.
Does anyone know advice?
MUCH THANKS!
Chris
(EDIT: Just realised this is a really OLD thread.)
I love my AR-300M, but for such a use I would rather look at getting another FritzBox (for example, the tiny 4020 router) and then connect both boxes using the “LAN-to-LAN linkage” option. This effectively creates a single VPN that allows remote access both to internal and to external devices at both ends.
If an AR-300M would still be required, I’d attach it to the 4020 either as an AP (tested) or in bridge mode (untested).
I have done this later configuration with two 7530s and an AR-300M, and also I’m a happy user of a network of three FritzBoxes spanning three countries connected permanently in the LAN-LAN mode. While the “route all” or “route selected LAN port” options are fairly rudimentary, the configuration works reliably.