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Re:[New Firmware] Routers supporting VPN Client
2021-08-20 09:15:52

@omegadoom 

You could be right. sad We don't have any news on whether Archer C6 will receive the new VPN client feature. We don't know either this is limited by router hardware or firmware, but let's hope and see if it will also receive it.

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Re:[New Firmware] Routers supporting VPN Client
2021-08-20 09:37:53

@Kevin_Z i am sure the feature is not limited by the hardware because the feature already exists in OpenWRT firmware. Please convey this message to the developers of tp-link to implement this feature if possible. it's really a required feature. Also the latest Archer C6 V3.20 has Dual Core processor which is very powerful.

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Re:[New Firmware] Routers supporting VPN Client
2021-08-20 15:45:57

Unable to load ovpn profile under VPN client.

 

When I am trying to upload OVPN client file, I see the progress bar is going to 100% however when I press save I receive an error that field is required.

Router is AX1800 (AX20) EU with latest firmware 1.3.1 Build 20210524 rel.40909(4555).

I tried with different browsers (Safari and Edge) same issue.

Any ideas?

 

 

 

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Re:[New Firmware] Routers supporting VPN Client
2021-08-20 16:11:05

@IrcCafe How big is the file? It must be less than 8KB with the Notepad + application you can edit it and verify that the file is correct and its content, tell us if you can successfully connect the VPN client service there are some failures that are being reported, hoping to improve them soon.

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Re:[New Firmware] Routers supporting VPN Client
2021-08-20 16:43:36

@macmax1718 

 

Hi,

 

The file is 4k on disk.

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Re:[New Firmware] Routers supporting VPN Client
2021-08-22 00:59:13

@Kevin_Z will AX73 support vpn client also when? Considering if Ax20 or AX21 can support it, I am sure AX73 should be able to do it. 

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Re:[New Firmware] Routers supporting VPN Client
2021-08-22 01:08:30

@Varun5 Cheers

 

Although you can not trust much because I have Archer X20 US V2 and it has the option VPN Client does not work it has the error that it does not contact it stays in connecting, so you do not miss anything even the function does not work it does not work and there are many repositories in the community of errors and that no one has been able to successfully connect even following all the steps they gave in the instructions.

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Re:[New Firmware] Routers supporting VPN Client
2021-08-22 01:24:41
Oh well, thats a bummer then, thanks for the feedback though. Hopefully tp link can fix these things, else my next router is asus. We are missing way too much features, some of them like even basic QOS which are part of part of paid homeshield, download master, VPN Client etc.
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Re:[New Firmware] Routers supporting VPN Client
2021-08-22 11:45:59

@Varun5 if I have hope that they solve it, I had the xiaomi ac2350 that has vpn but only the L2TP I did not investigate much and save it and buy the Archer AX20 believing in the comments that the last update implemented the VPN Client option with OPENVPN and I was disappointed that does not work, it is better ASUS unfortunately it is very expensive in my country I cannot pay for an ASUS product I have no choice but to wait for them to fix the problems with the VPN client

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Re:[New Firmware] Routers supporting VPN Client
2021-08-22 15:43:23

@Kevin_Z 

 

JML that I have 5 TP link routers in the house and none on this list !

 

AX6000

AX50

A6

C6

AX1500

 

The AX6000 has extremely powerful hardware. No reason why it can't support a VPN connection such as PPTP / OVPN when much weaker / less specced routers are on this list. If possible, please ask the dev team to continue supporting there flagship routers for a few years like Asus does. Why abandon the AX6000/11000 ?

 

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