Knowledge Base Integration of VPN Services with Renowned Third-party VPN Providers NordVPN and SurfShark
Feel complicated when setting up VPN client features, especially for WireGuard VPN to connect third-party VPN like NordVPN or Surfshark?
We have fantastic news for you!
Get ready to experience a whole new level of convenience and security with our new feature on our wireless routers (coming soon) and Deco product line.
Integration of VPN Services with Renowned Third-party VPN Providers:
NordVPN and Surfshark
This collaboration brings a rapid VPN configuration experience to our users, enhancing both security and connectivity.
Note: Currently, this feature is only available in the US, It will be gradually rolled out to other regions in the future.
Key Features/Advantages
Seamless Integration
Deco now fully integrates with NordVPN and Surfshark, providing an effortless setup process. Users can directly configure and manage their VPN connections through the Deco interface.
Quick Configuration
With a few simple steps, users can activate their VPN service. This streamlined process eliminates the need for complex configurations, making it accessible even for those with limited technical knowledge.
Enhanced Security
By partnering with NordVPN and Surfshark, Deco offers top-tier encryption and online security. Users can enjoy peace of mind knowing their internet activities are shielded from prying eyes.
Global Connectivity
Access a wide range of global servers and experience internet without borders. Whether for streaming, browsing, or secure communication, users can enjoy unrestricted and speedy access to the web.
User-Friendly Interface
The Deco app provides an intuitive and user-friendly interface, making VPN management straightforward. Users can easily switch between servers, adjust settings, and monitor their connection status.
Reliable Customer Support
In collaboration with NordVPN and Surfshark, Deco offers robust customer support. Users can reach out for assistance with setup, troubleshooting, and tips for optimal VPN usage.
Comparison of Rapid and Manual VPN Configuration
Questions & Answers
1. Which model support this feature for now?
For now, these Deco models support this feature: Deco X95, Deco X50, Deco W3600 V2, Deco X20 V4, Deco X75, Deco X55, Deco X68 V2, Deco X25V3/V4, Deco BE85, Deco BE95, Deco XE75 Pro, Deco XE200, Deco WE10800 V2/V2.6, Deco X4300 Pro, Deco X5000, Deco W6000, Deco X50-Outdoor, Deco XE5300, Deco W7200 V2/V2.6, Deco X5400 Pro, Deco X90, Deco XE75, Deco X60 V3/V4.
Notes:
1. The availability of Rapid VPN Configuration may vary by region even for the same model. Please check your local website for more information.
2. The above list might not include all models and hardware versions. It is recommended to keep watching the firmware releases for your Deco or router.
3) The Deco products doesn't support WireGuard for now, WireGuard VPN will be available soon on those Deco products.
4) For wireless router, there is a beta firmware for Archer AX55 V1 supporting it: [Closed] Public Beta for Archer AX55 V1 Supports EasyMesh Ethernet Backhaul, DoH&DoT, ECO Mode etc. the official firmware will be available soon.
2. How to subscribe this service in other region(except US region)?
We will release this feature in other regions in the future. While even though rapid VPN configuration is not supported, you could still manually configure services from Nord and Surfshark.
3. How to connect other third-party VPN service provider except for NordVPN and SurfShark?
For other third-party VPN providers, you are always able to use the manual VPN configuration.
Additionally, we are expanding our list of partners.
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Jooooooon wrote
Hi,
I just bought an A23 thinking it's AX1800 since it's written as AX1800 Dual Band Wi-Fi Router 6 on the packaging lol.
Is there anything that I can do so VPN client could work on this model?
Sorry to hear that.
Archer AX23 doesn't support the VPN Client feature now, and we didn't get an advanced notice if it will support it either, so you may need to replace it with one that already supports it if that is a feature you require urgently.
BTW, the model number herein is the model printed on the device label or on the package box, you can check it as stated in this FAQ.
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Note for AX11000 beta firmware: after upgrade the indicator light on router is always blinking yellow instead of switching to steady red or white color after boot. Also web interface setting for disabling LED does not work.
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This is typical of beta firmware, nothing to worry about.
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Omega2000 wrote
I would like VPN Client support on AX3000 Archer AX55 model. Please and Thank You
Hello, thank you for following the thread. As far as I know, Archer AX55 does have a plan to support VPN Client feature, you may keep an eye on your router web GUI or Tether app for the updates. You can also subscribe to this thread, I will update my original post once there is a new model added to the supported list, you will get a notice once it is updated.
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far1 wrote
Note for AX11000 beta firmware: after upgrade the indicator light on router is always blinking yellow instead of switching to steady red or white color after boot. Also web interface setting for disabling LED does not work.
@far1 Do you mean the LED on the AX11000 keeps flashing yellow even though the internet on it is working fine? May I know who is your ISP?
When you tried to disable LED via its web interface, the LED is still blinking yellow? If that is the case, I would suggest resetting the router to factory defaults, then reconfigure it to see if the LED becomes normal.
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1) While testing the previous beta firmware for the AX11000 - the one which finally introduced OneMesh, nearly a year ago - I had the same problem with the light flashing orange, however the TP-Link engineers whom I was in contact with told me not to worry as this was normal for the beta. And indeed, when the final firmware version was rolled out, the light stopped flashing orange and went back to white.
2) I didn't really need the VPN Client feature, however since it is available, I decided to give it a spin. I bought a one-month NordVPN subscription and proceeded to go the hard way - namely, I'm not using the NordVPN app, but have just configured NordVPN on the router. Such a configuration really shows whether a router has got the balls necessary for encrypted processing. My internet plan is 940 down/60 up, and I easily get 250-270 down/60 up from any device connected to the router through the VPN, be it wired or wireless (5 GHz). In my opinion this is an excellent result, which of course I could tweak to my heart's content using the app.
3) The only complaint on my part would be that the VPN Client configuration tab is weird in that it allows you to add the same computer/telephone etc. multiple times. Indeed, the laptop on which I am writing now is using the VPN feature, however it still figures on the list of devices that can be connected to the VPN. In other words, it is both connected and available for connection.
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Maciej wrote
1) While testing the previous beta firmware for the AX11000 - the one which finally introduced OneMesh, nearly a year ago - I had the same problem with the light flashing orange, however the TP-Link engineers whom I was in contact with told me not to worry as this was normal for the beta. And indeed, when the final firmware version was rolled out, the light stopped flashing orange and went back to white.
2) I didn't really need the VPN Client feature, however since it is available, I decided to give it a spin. I bought a one-month NordVPN subscription and proceeded to go the hard way - namely, I'm not using the NordVPN app, but have just configured NordVPN on the router. Such a configuration really shows whether a router has got the balls necessary for encrypted processing. My internet plan is 940 down/60 up, and I easily get 250-270 down/60 up from any device connected to the router through the VPN, be it wired or wireless (5 GHz). In my opinion this is an excellent result, which of course I could tweak to my heart's content using the app.
3) The only complaint on my part would be that the VPN Client configuration tab is weird in that it allows you to add the same computer/telephone etc. multiple times. Indeed, the laptop on which I am writing now is using the VPN feature, however it still figures on the list of devices that can be connected to the VPN. In other words, it is both connected and available for connection.
@Maciej Thank you very much for your detailed feedback on the beta firmware, and it's glad to know the speed is good also.
Regarding the configuration tab, can you please make it clearer by posting some screenshots about the setting page? Do you mean you can add the device multiple times since it is on the list? I'm wondering how did you add it twice since it is already enabled, please show me how to reproduce it, then we can confirm.
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Here goes:
1) My laptop is connected to the VPN via the router:
2) But it is also available for connection to the VPN via the router:
Now, if I add it, it does not appear twice in the added devices list - nothing changes there, it is only listed once. But if I check the list of devices that can be added, it is there again. Crazy stuff.
Also, this problem occurs at random with various devices - laptops, telephones, etc.
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Maciej wrote
Here goes:
1) My laptop is connected to the VPN via the router:
2) But it is also available for connection to the VPN via the router:
Now, if I add it, it does not appear twice in the added devices list - nothing changes there, it is only listed once. But if I check the list of devices that can be added, it is there again. Crazy stuff.
Also, this problem occurs at random with various devices - laptops, telephones, etc.
Thank you very much for the feedback. I've logged feedback to the developer and requested an optimization of the display of the clients. They will review and consider how to improve this in the future.
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