Connect via TL r600vpn as a client to a VPN. Ensure every data flows through the secure tunnel.

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Connect via TL r600vpn as a client to a VPN. Ensure every data flows through the secure tunnel.

Connect via TL r600vpn as a client to a VPN. Ensure every data flows through the secure tunnel.

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KRONICSHANKS
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01-25-2023, 12:05 PM

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I own two routers. The one at home is a TL r605VPN and the remote one is a TL r600VPN. I'll call them server and remote. The remote router is in another country. I connect the server router through VPN to various devices, including my phone and car. Before the remote router left, it automatically linked to the server via L2TP. Everything works fine. Now traffic isn't going through the server router as expected. How can I make the r600VPN route all traffic through the remote router? I assume it should behave similarly if I'm using a VPN service like Vyprvpn. This seems like a general issue, but I'm not sure how to fix it.

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KRONICSHANKS

01-25-2023, 12:05 PM #1

I own two routers. The one at home is a TL r605VPN and the remote one is a TL r600VPN. I'll call them server and remote. The remote router is in another country. I connect the server router through VPN to various devices, including my phone and car. Before the remote router left, it automatically linked to the server via L2TP. Everything works fine. Now traffic isn't going through the server router as expected. How can I make the r600VPN route all traffic through the remote router? I assume it should behave similarly if I'm using a VPN service like Vyprvpn. This seems like a general issue, but I'm not sure how to fix it.