How to Setup VPN on Your Router (easy, step-by-step tutorial!)

[@AllThingsSecured]

If you have any questions about setting up VPN on your router, please leave them here. Click that like button if this was a helpful tutorial for you and use the links below to sign up for ExpressVPN or to purchase a pre-flashed router: ▶ Get ExpressVPN: www.vpnsetupguide.com ▶ Find a Pre-Flashed Router: www.allthingssecured.com/flashrouters

[@chiarreepistola6119]

can I set up specific location for my vpn router? say only philippines

[@JAMthinkingaboutGodstruth]

thanks for your expertise ... just got NordVPN...buying an ASUS router compatible with vpn ... but already have Google Mesh wifi ... do you have anything about how to go from the modem to the Asus router to the Google mesh and use both? Is that even possible? Thanks in advance.

[@waynelavarinhas]

Can you add OpenVPN Cloud to the asus router in the way you did in this video?

[@sukhjitjosen1341]

@@JAMthinkingaboutGodstruth You mean switch automatically between routers?

[@MrTudian]

Good afternoon, I need your help. I have an Asus rt ac5300 and gt ac5300. My current setup is the gt as main and rt as mesh, both with default asus firmware. I want to install vpn on my router, but to my knowledge, I need merlin if I want to choose which devices will use vpn once connected to router. According to my research, gt does not support merlin. What can I do and what would be your best recommendation. Thank you for your time.

[@michaelhofer9149]

I am so happy I have found your KZbin channel. At 62 there are a lot of things technology related that I don't understand, VPN for example, and my oldest son just doesn't have time to help the old man out. Damned software engineers anyway! Being permanently retired it's time for me to figure technology stuff on my own and you make it understandable! Thank you for presenting the content you do!

[@AllThingsSecured]

Thank you so much, Mike! I hope you'll subscribe so you can watch more of what I have coming. I think you might find it really helpful.

[@foxiedogitchypaws7141]

Me too. Josh, please go a bit slower.

[@kalhoroghaffar9176]

Please sir how to solve my vpn problem in my mikrotik router rb750 gr3 ?

[@clivesheppard]

One thing to mention though is that the default IP address of most home routers is actually 192.168.1.1 (and not 198.168.1.1 as mentioned a couple of times). I'm only saying that here in case it helps someone get connected who's not having any luck connecting using "198". Besides that, it's a really helpful, easy to follow tutorial, nicely presented. Thanks! :)

[@AllThingsSecured]

Thanks for the correction and for the kind words, Clive!

[@mr.a5147]

Was thinking the same thing when i heard that.

[@kadeschs]

Thought that was strange as well.

[@lifewithbunty]

Loved it. Very well explained. I predict a lot of other people will stumble across this video who are trying to figure out whether to use a VPN on individual devices as opposed to going to the wifi route.

[@AllThingsSecured]

Thanks for the kind words!

[@KileReeves]

I like your video. Very clearly explained. One thing you might want to point out is that the processors in routers aren't very powerful (compared to PCs). The act of doing all that encrypting/decrypting will drastically reduce the speeds you get from your ISP. On my ASUS router (RT-AC1900P) I never seem to get much over 20Mbps, even though my ISP will do 400+. I contacted the VPN (in my case PIA) and the guy there explained how the chips in the routers just can't do the job fast enough for high speeds.

[@AllThingsSecured]

Great point, Kile. It’s good to note that older or cheaper routers will offer slower speeds during encryption.

[@amicaaranearum]

Thanks for the heads-up. I've been considering whether to install a VPN on my router or just per-device, and it sounds like per-device might be the way to go in my case.

[@missystein6717]

@Super Mario If you pay a million for anything it will do everything.Guest I have to buy this one. Esp. when you have 7 apple devices that belong to just you in the house. Its worth the investment. Who is your IPS?

[@Altair9292]

@Super Mario Would you be able to get much better speeds if you built a computer just to be a router? Maybe a Pfsense machine or something?

[@T_o_n_y]

I have a question. So if one activates the VPN part on the router. Does this affect the processing speed of the host devices let's say Mobile phones .

[@gabrielamtz4298]

I love technology and and I love it even more when I find this kind of videos easy to understand for beginners!! Well done!! Definitely a fan here!

[@FlowtnWitWalden]

Nice and simple. I was going to set up a dedicated VPN router on the home network. Even went out and purchased WRT3200ACM. But I don't like the idea of having to log into the router every time I need to change VPN connections (States, Countries, etc) so I think I'll just stick with VPN on my device.

[@Rampje65]

Thank you for sharing this clear video. What is still unclear to me, is the way you keep connected to your local internet provider.

[@lisaanderson8054]

This was very informative and comprehensive. Thank you.

[@alinalexanderson9582]

Awesome tutorial, worked like a charm. Thank you!

[@AllThingsSecured]

Awesome! Glad to hear it, Alin.

[@patcerin]

thanks for the clear manual, way better than ExpressVPN support.

[@trigger858]

I HAVE A QUESTION: I currently have a work laptop and I would like to work remotely without my company knowing about it. I have been told that I need a VPN server ( raspberry pi) and a client VPN (travel router). I am not allowed to install anything on my work laptop so this is the only way. Does this video solve this solution or would you recommend something else? I just want to be able to work on my work laptop and be in another country without my company finding out about it. Please let me know how I can go about doing this. Thanks!

[@AllThingsSecured]

Connecting to your own VPN server would definitely solve part of the problem. Another issue to consider, though, is whether your employer uses GPS tracking on devices. A VPN won’t help you there.

[@trigger858]

@@AllThingsSecured how can you find out if they are using GPS tracking?

[@kvvtp]

Why would you want a travel router? Just connect the work pc to the router (server). Were you able to find a solution for that?

[@HoneyBadgarDontGive]

Question: If you are going overseas, bring a router with you that is VPN compliant and set it to let's say the US (where you work), if you use your work laptop which has an installed work VPN, will they think you're in the foreign country or will they think you're in the US?

[@AllThingsSecured]

It depends on how you connect. Usually, on a laptop they'll use your IP address to verify your location, which a VPN can spoof. However, if you connect on your phone, it's much harder to spoof your GPS location, which a VPN cannot help you with. Make sense?

[@ramonquiroz9235]

Hey man, very clean, interesting and professional. Good sNice tutorialt.

[@10vingers]

I use XWRT and able to make more Clients and add different devices to different Clients. Very handy.

[@AllThingsSecured]

Glad to hear it.

[@10vingers]

@@AllThingsSecured Yes I had a long chat with ExpressVPN but this is very handy for the avarage user but if you want your devices to simultaneously connect to different location (TV USA, PC Germany, and so on) it seems not possible (at the moment) with the ExpressVPN firmware.

[@ronstevens8796]

"Most VPNs won't natively offer split tunneling. If you get a router with ExpressVPN, they have a dedicated router OS that offers split tunneling. Otherwise, you could also set it up where your guest WiFi network doesn't have a VPN and that's where you connect if you don't want a VPN connection." Question: Can you do the opposite? Set the guest network to work on a VPN? Thank you.

[@teckluv4413]

As a teacher , I would like to think you for your effort. You have well,slow and best explained. Great job Sir!

[@divane1171]

Thanx a lot for the peace of mind.

[@AllThingsSecured]

My pleasure.

[@llumnate9266]

Can you manually select certain devises to be active on the vpn well others are not?

[@AllThingsSecured]

There are some WiFi routers that offer this capability, but for the average router, the best you can do is to setup a VPN on one network (i.e. the primary) and not on the other (i.e. the guest network) and then connect devices to one of the two based on whether you want them to run through a VPN or not.

[@bonafideledon]

thanks I enjoy the way you took the time for everything

[@almanzar14]

great video the only issue I have its that the connection status its not changing am I doing something wrong?

[@GamingRoadkill]

Do we HAVE to be connected to Ethernet cable too? I’m only able to be on wifi

[@tg9460]

Great explanation and easy to follow. Thanks.

[@AllThingsSecured]

Glad it was helpful.

[@thiagogrilli1984]

Thanks mate... you've saved my life!

[@picassosandovalivanaleksei9229]

Keeps you creating ;)

[@holidaybymistake]

Excuse my ignorance but would this extra router be in place of my network router or run along side it? If so how is it connected? Also would I need to configure using 3G or does my original Wi-Fi router stay attached for the process? I live in Italy and want to watch UK and US tv on my tv instead of my computer or iPhone because I can’t seam to cast to my Apple TV from either... cheers, Jono

[@AllThingsSecured]

Hey Jono, great questions. The extra WiFi router would run alongside your network box and be connected by an ethernet cable. No need to configure using 3G or any settings in the original router.

[@holidaybymistake]

@@AllThingsSecured liked and subscribed buddy! You’ve got a loyal follower ex pat Londoner living in Italy ti ad to the rest of us dumbasses 😂 (I hate technology!!) one more q? Any experience in configuring an Apple TV 2nd gen for UK channels like bbc or channel 4 etc?

[@AllThingsSecured]

Awesome, thanks! If I understand your question correctly, if you set up your router with a UK VPN configuration, then connect your Apple TV to that WiFi router, you *should* be able to stream those channels. If it doesn’t work, try a few different VPN configurations.

[@mysticmax9770]

Would a google home router work?

[@NickyBurton1]

Can you use the setting to set your location for streaming multiplayer games on ps5?

[@divyadharshni6694]

FACTS!!!!!! Thank you so much man, you're the best!!!!!!!!!

[@Mike1104USAA]

I want to try this. I have a Comcast cable modem and a NightHawk router right now. I want to try to setup a second router and make that a dedicated VPN router.

[@AllThingsSecured]

Definitely possible, John! The NightHawk router should allow you to connect to a VPN easily.

[@tg9460]

Were you successful with your setup? I have similar setup I want to try. Thanks.

[@Mike1104USAA]

@@tg9460 waiting for the 2nd router to arrive and then I’ll follow the steps in the video. I’m using Atlas VPN.

[@Barnacle121]

Hello the third party router does that have to be connected to your isp provider for internet

[@lukgaroo]

Hi. Can I choose any vpn server? Or do I have to choose a server near me or is this something where I am supposed to choose any random server? And how does which server I choose make a difference? Thank you!

[@AllThingsSecured]

Yes, you can choose any server. I recommend choosing one that is geographically close for the sake of speed, but you could choose one on the other side of the world and it might not make a different. It depends on your internet speeds and a lot of other factors.

[@lukgaroo]

@@AllThingsSecured Thank you so much for replying. I’m clear on this now 🙏🏽

[@kvvtp]

Do you intend to use a commercial vpn or vpn on router?

[@val9238]

very helpful. i will try this on my router

[@eamonmac2751]

So, would I connect this router to my wifi first?

[@fp1601]

Wish I understood what you said everything sounded great 👍

[@AllThingsSecured]

What didn't you understand?

[@dm17nc17]

could you disable the wifi on the AT&T box and plug a preflashed wireless router into it?

[@AllThingsSecured]

Yes, you can.

[@tdavis1515]

All the routers you recommend are DSL. I need a cable connection!

[@AllThingsSecured]

Did you check out all the options at Flash Routers?

[@jameslarson7452]

Eww...Never combine modem and router, just a rule I live by... it's #9 actually.

[@jameslarson7452]

@Roland Safiyati It's been years but... For one, the firmware is locked to the ISP. A very limited feature set is usually made available to the small percentage of users who bother to check. The capacity of the router is generally less than any of the home-use routers too. Print sharing, External USB/NAS functions, MESH/extension support, router based VPN in or out, DDNS services... I'm sure there's more.

[@Ohio-PPG-Trike-Adventures]

Have you tried vpn with port forwarding? I'm trying to connect my iphone to my home computer to view some cameras. Thoughts?

[@alucard971]

Whoops. Just asked the same question. Curious myself.

[@rsfendirecthaiti999]

If I want to use my office laptop while traveling can I connect to the same VPN subscription and how ?

[@AllThingsSecured]

It depends on what kind of restrictions your company has put on the laptop. If you can download the VPN software, then you can use the same subscription for the service you put on your router.

[@robertchisholm9337]

I'm looking to get a VPN service, but you suggested to purchase a router and not use my internet provider. What happens with my internet providers router?

[@FedericoTrentonGame]

5:34 but how can I make some applications or ports NOT pass by VPN? Like for Steam and other online games I do not want them to use the VPN for risk of getting banned or extra lag, is there a way to whitelist application level traffic?

[@ronscott2838]

I have a few fire sticks and I have a router from my local fibre op company… so I assume I will need a separate router? Can I add it to access my wifi to set it up?

[@AllThingsSecured]

Yes, a separate router.

[@CaptScoobyDoo]

If my gaming console is connected to the router with an ethernet cable will this protect me whilengaming online ?

[@Beats_Sintonia]

Video for putting your own softs on or is that possible. I can softbox so would like to up load my own softs.

[@rayeendbinsalanjik912]

What if i restart the router? I need to activate the vpn or it will be autimatically start when i turn on the router?

[@SuperKiko112]

Love this video . Also can i change the vpn country with a click from my phone?

[@AllThingsSecured]

Thanks! It depends on what router you use. This Asus router, for example, has a dedicated mobile phone app that does allow you to change your VPN connection, but not all of them will. The better the router ($$$), the more likely this is an option.

[@rapskallion]

@@AllThingsSecured On my phone I access my router's back end by connecting to the router's WIFI then using a browser to navigate to the router. No app required.

[@Starbucksne1]

Hello, what feature is needed on the router; VPN Server or VPN Client ?, thanks in advance! Excellent video btw.

[@AllThingsSecured]

You need to be able to configure a VPN client if you’re wanting to use a commercial VPN on the router.

[@nanyabizzness7238]

I may have missed something super obvious but this is an additional router so does this now work as an extender and VPN? Because it's obviously not the actual source of the internet right?

[@patriksosty3852]

year ago I watched your video and it help me alot about VPN after brexit I couldn't watched TV from my state which was working before, I need to say you done nicely. I using expressvpn but I need to change provider because the IP which they providing for czech is slow and not stabilise, please can you recommend me any provider what should I use instead? thank you and wish you all the best for new year!

[@saleemalkalbani3046]

Thank you, very well explained.

[@amolaryamane1826]

Hello brother, will you please help me with a secure way to access the organization router from the open internet?

[@ZedinCha]

I am searching a guide able to guide me to setup my ARRIS AC3200P router to use VPN.

[@julien7639]

Thank you for the video, Josh. I have a question in regards to running dual VPNs. To work remotely, I have to access my company issued VPN on my laptop. If I also run a VPN on my router (my own personal VPN subscription), would I be able to successfully log into my work VPN and have it go through a second VPN in the router (to maintain geo location) without any issues? Anyone who can give insight.. it would be much appreciated. Thanks again!

[@AllThingsSecured]

Theoretically, if you're running the VPN through your router, it should work. I do know that some corporate VPNs don't allow for that kind of setup, though. If all else fails, you can set up the VPN on your router and then when you need to connect to your work VPN, use a guest WiFi that doens't have the VPN installed.

[@julien7639]

@@AllThingsSecured thanks for the reply.

[@jishanxb]

For some reasons I can't connect my wifi with mysterium vpn, but when I use cellular network then it connects. Do you think it's a problem wifi settings?

[@vafixer8885]

Just wondering if my vpn drops (server im connected to) does the router then act as a kill switch to my connection? Or does it connect all my devices to my normal IP automatically. If so how do i get it to connect only through my vpn?

[@lemon1100]

Thank you for the video. What’s the speed you get from this setup?

[@AllThingsSecured]

Mine has been more than fast enough for streaming, but it really all depends on the model of router and your overall internet speeds.

[@joelmyers427]

I'm moving to China soon. Any recommendations specific to that?

[@AllThingsSecured]

Ha! I'd bring a router from home instead of getting one in China. That would be my only recommendation.

[@mrtheloverboy89]

i have rtac1200 asus and i not sure if its supported because i don't understand what WIP means on the ddwrt site

[@aarveeshergill1501]

Hi which is the best router to get under £100, ? I want to replace it with sky q router Thanks 🙏🏽

[@gabrielafischer3618]

I want to get a vpn router to set my work laptop to NY while I’m abroad, would I just connect it to the wifi there?

[@JayVeerayano]

Thank you!

[@AllThingsSecured]

You’re welcome!

[@jayjoe123]

Thank you for the excellent content. Are there routers that allows 4 Wi-Fi network where 3 are separate countries and one is a guests network?

[@wingandhog]

I have an older Amped router. DD-WRT & Tomato are not supported. I will be buying an Ubiquiti Dream Machine this week. I will use the Amped as a bridge perhaps.

[@AllThingsSecured]

Great! I hope it works well for you.

[@KARMI-MAN]

is it possible to have a second network (that is aVPN one) from the same router ?

[@AllThingsSecured]

It depends on the router. Some routers offer separate WiFi connections and the ability to add a VPN to just one of them. Others don't.

[@bobkoh123]

Liked & Subscribed as I really like your clear explanations .

[@melcorrea28]

Hi. I think I understand what to do. I want to setup a mobile router with a VPN so I can connect to my work computer from Mexico. I live in USA and want to have a US IP while I am traveling. Sorry if this is a dumb question but, if I setup the VPN while Im in the US will the router have the US IP when Im down there? Thank you so much.

[@mitzilein]

I am concerned about being able to switch location easily, without having to activiate one and de-activate another. If I get a pre-flashed router, will that enable me to do that?

[@AllThingsSecured]

No, it won't. The best thing you can do is use a router similar to the ASUS one that I shared in this video. There's an app you can download for your phone that allows you to control the router instead of having to log in through your computer. Once you setup a few different VPN server location profiles, this would likely be the easiest way to switch locations. Make sense?

[@TrentonBarrant]

@@AllThingsSecured what is that app called please?

[@me4654]

Don't have a VPN yet trying to learn as much as possible about VPNs and I have a router or modem by Comcast and I already changed the name of it, but I have to keep it because it's a subsidized housing internet, it's not in the management name because I pay for it, just a discount for living in public housing think it is a Asus and it starts with a T?

[@anonymoose1981]

Will Ethernet connection also route through vpn?? Thank you

[@AllThingsSecured]

Yes, it will.

[@susankoopman6167]

I'm very new to routers and vpn's and have a question. I have this same Asus router and Nord VPN and just set it up tonight. Since I have a 2.4 and a 5.0 connection with the router, will both of these and the guest network be protected by Nord? And what's the difference between the 2 downloads to choose from (tcp and udp)? Is one better than the other? I'm not sure which one I did during set up. Thanks for your helpful video

[@AllThingsSecured]

Glad it was useful, Susan! UDP is supposed to be faster, but I honestly can’t tell a difference. Usually, a VPN setup will cover both your 2.4 and 5Ghz connections. As for the guest network, I think it depends on the router.

[@p.c.h.6721]

The Routers that you sell that come ready for VPN work anywhere in the world, or only in the U.S.? Thanks

[@hariunni]

Fab..Thanks! I happen to use ASUS and ExpressVPN 👍🏻

[@AllThingsSecured]

Great! I hope you're able to get it setup easily, Hari!

[@hariunni]

@@AllThingsSecured Sure did! Thanks!

[@richievellalar3214]

why you need to use VPN ?

[@hariunni]

@@richievellalar3214 1. Some sites I need to use don’t work with my location, so I can switch locations using VPN 2. You can mask your IP address and location if required, so a degree of improvement in security.

[@realisticroot5576]

Asus n66u wrt Merlin & Nord

[@aarveeshergill1501]

Hi can I use express vpn on netgear x4 ac2600,?? Thanks 🙏🏽

[@lucianjalba3516]

Hi! Nice video! I have a provider's router that I can't change. If i buy an ASUS RT-N12+ Wireless router is ok to put a VPN service on it and then use it in EXTEND AP mode? My devices will be contected via wifi to the ASUS router wich will be conected to the provider's router. The internet conection will enter in my home through the provider's router. Will my devices that are conected to the ASUS router be covered by the VPN? Thanks!

[@AllThingsSecured]

Yup, it sounds like you’ve described the right setup!

[@lucianjalba3516]

@@AllThingsSecured Thanks a lot!👍

[@alejandro.mangione]

Is there a way to use certain devices on the VPN? like just connecting a TV to the VPN but the rest of the devices don't. I believe that might be a capability of the router. Thanks for the video!

[@AllThingsSecured]

Some routers offer more capabilities than others. You could, for example, setup the primary network with a VPN and then leave the guest network as open.

[@psfgtech]

OK, EERO router set up via android phone app, how do I add ExpressVPN to my EERO WiFi 6? is there a physical way via ethernet cable?

[@ndwyte5533]

This is awesome clip I have been looking for. Explained everything. Just got one question though.. how do you connect your ISP router to the VPN router?...which of the WIFI works with your device?

[@AllThingsSecured]

You have to physically run an ethernet cable between the ISP router and the new WiFi router.

[@WhiskyMonsta]

@@AllThingsSecured Why do you need to connect the new router to the old one? Can I not just throw the old one out and connect the new one to the the virgin cable?

[@paulbradford8240]

We live in France and our service is supplied through an SFR (name of the telephone company) provided router. The line is an adsl line which is split at the router for internet and tv. would I be able to buy a separate router, such as one that you suggest to operate the same system? We used to be able to obtain Amazon services via a Firestick to our tv, but due to Brext, since the 1st January, this isn't allowed. I'd like to use a vpn to hide our location.

[@AllThingsSecured]

Hey Paul, without knowing every detail of your setup and router, I can say *generally* that you should be able to buy a router and plug it into the router to setup the VPN. You would then connect all your devices through this new router instead of the SFR-supplied router.

[@igotnoname6916]

do you have a tutorial showing how to loop drum, app guitar, etc. after let's say eight bars.

[@cs19cr]

Let's say I have this private VPN which says it supports up to X amount of devices (I assume this works on a login basis). Would I be able to do this into that many (X) routers?

[@georgevideos1849]

Does this hide my activity from my ISP,? Sorry if i sound dumb

[@AllThingsSecured]

Not a dumb question. And yes, it does. A VPN will hide both your DNS requests as well as encrypt all data running between your device and the VPN server, so your ISP will know you’re online and that you’ve connected to this VPN server, but that’s it.

[@mophast]

@@AllThingsSecured does this include activities to all devices connected to the router mainly i want to hide my iptv smarters thanks

[@manoelcarvalho5642]

Hi Josh thank you for the video ! I dońt know where I have to paste the express VPN activation code .

[@AllThingsSecured]

You don't copy/paste the code. When configuring a browser, you need the username/password details they give on the setup page.

[@x80085k]

Can I connect my wifi extender to vpn?

[@tomaltomal2702]

That was useful. Good job.

[@AllThingsSecured]

Glad it was helpful!

[@12robjones]

A. Very nice video and very well explained. A quick question if I setup a VPN connection and divert all my traffic through VPN but at the same time I connect to my work VPN through pulse secure VPN on my laptop. Would that be ok because now I am connected to VPN twice one my own and one on my work laptop. Thanks in advance.

[@AllThingsSecured]

Yes, you can, although your speeds might be a bit slower because of that. It should still work, though!

[@Kamiikaze-]

Does it matter what router I buy or does it need to a more vpn one

[@AllThingsSecured]

It needs to be a router that allows for VPN configurations, which isn't all of them. That's one reason why I recommend buying from Flash Routers.

[@Kamiikaze-]

@@AllThingsSecured ok perfect also u connect the flash router to the regular home router after it’s all set up w the vpn?

[@gerasolis9894]

Question, If I setup a VPN choosing a server from let’s say Houston, and then I go out of the country , do I have to use that same router for me to show that I’m still in the U.S?

[@gerasolis9894]

Im trying to work remotely, but I have to be hardwired to my modem/router.

[@MyBellaslove]

Hi I have spectrum isp. So i have a tower and modem/router. Can I use their modem/router with NordVpn?

[@nubianskies]

Wow I was looking for a video like this. Your explanations are so clear. I appreciate that. I was wondering, I have a work company laptop which I obviously can't add programs too because I dnt have access to that IT stuff So, I wanted to go out the country leave for a trip, without complicating things and letting my company know that am leaving, so I would take the computer with me. Buttt Do you think if I was to have a router like that, and apply a VPN address that assigns an IP address to direct Home....as I would be hiding my location would this work? I assume I would take the router with me on my trip. And i also have portable wifi hotspot...But will the router show the IP address of home so that work won't be able to track my actual location? I hope i have confused u. The router connects to a wifi right? Lol

[@gabrielafischer3618]

Hiii! I want to do the same! Did this work for you? I’m also wondering if you just connect the vpn router to wifi?

[@uccelloteschiorosso]

Hi there, does it mean that my router will be connected having ip from the country from the vpn?

[@guerbyvilsaint2747]

Halo, when i log in into my router RT AC - 1200 i can't find the VPN button or tab. how can you help please?

[@AllThingsSecured]

Birdyboyblue is correct. If there is no VPN tab, you either need to flash your router (which is risky) or just buy a different router that has the VPN capabilities.

[@pick3lovers893]

Thank you for the Video. If I get the flashrouter do I need to pay for the VPN server monthly?

[@AllThingsSecured]

Yes, you still have to subscribe to a VPN, but often times the routers come with one year of service.

[@jorgevelasquez9955]

Thank you ! Well done..can u do video on how to set up a guest wifi on said router 2.4 or 5 ghz version.

[@anonymousphilantropist3264]

I'm based in the Philippines and just bought an Asus RT-AC59U and subsribed to ExpressVPN. I tried following your instructions and created a Canada VPN profile but when I clicked on activate, it just loads and the connection status doesn't show the "check" icon. Do you know how to solve this?

[@AllThingsSecured]

Could be a number of problems. I would reset the router and try again. Then check to see if you're actually connected even though the check mark doesn't show (go to www.whatismyipaddress.com to find that out).

[@lucasribeiro15]

My router just have the vpn Server, I don't find VPN client, is that possible?

[@Максим-ю1ъ5ь]

i have same problem . model rt-n12

[@lucasribeiro15]

@@Максим-ю1ъ5ь my model is TPlink c6 ac1200

[@java0880]

if i wish to set-up and access a server in another country - will i incur any overseas telecom charge?

[@AllThingsSecured]

If you’re using a commercial VPN, then no. If you’re setting up your own server, then you’ll just have to pay for the internet connection on both ends.

[@donnyh9731]

Just purchased the Asus RT-AX86U router and I'm wanting to know if the RT-AC87U installation guide from Asus will work for the router I purchased. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.

[@AllThingsSecured]

I think it should, but I can’t be for sure.

[@donnyh9731]

@@AllThingsSecured is it possible to eliminate and replace the ISP modem with a third party router? Thanks again.

[@kvvtp]

Will I really need a 3 party VPN provider to set a VPN server on my router? What can I do to access the VPN server if I am not home?

[@AllThingsSecured]

This is different than setting up your own server in your home.

[@johntzinevrakis]

Can i connect with one Routerand one internet connection, each device to different servers (ps. smart tv:America, mobile:Germany,pc: United Kingdom etc. )? Thanks

[@AllThingsSecured]

The only way to do that would be to download the VPN app on each device and then connect to a different server for each.

[@InSaiyan-Shinobi]

Can I do this with Verizon Fios router the gigabyte one they gave me? And connect NordVPN on it?