How to connect TP-Link router to Wireguard VPN as a client on Surfshark

[@KnowledgeSharingTech]

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[@kalzonenu]

Awesome guide ! Thanks

[@KnowledgeSharingTech]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@Adam-ns2cr]

I have the up to date firmware on my TP Link AX6600, but the "wireguard" option for VPN is not available. Any thoughts?

[@Mohammed-oq2be]

Hi, I followed the steps and but it's not working for me. just says "connecting". Also, What is initially wanted to do was do site to site wiregaurd connection. I purchased 2 of these tp links routers, one in my home office in Canada and the other to take with me. Can you show me how to set that up? I tried but get the same issue as I am now, just says "connecting"

[@Galaxy-ww2og]

I followed your steps to connect to an openvpn server which I set up at my home. When I try to connect to from remote using Tplink Router. The status is shown as connecting. What could I have messed up?

[@sassuki]

What is the cheapest TP-Link router that supports this feature? At least as OpenVPN client.

[@KnowledgeSharingTech]

www.tp-link.com/us/home-networking/wifi-router/?filterby=AND%7C6112&page=1

[@sassuki]

@@KnowledgeSharingTech thanks. It would be nice if you could compare the throughput of these models as a VPN client. It seems like there are many models that can only achieve 30 or 50 Mbit/s in VPN mode.

[@angelherrera4855]

wont matter does not have a kill switch. They wont add a kill switch either. Its just a door stopper with antennas.

[@ErsinGokay]

In draytek routers you can implement kill switch with routing policy