Hi  @Sunshine ,

Thank you for your reply bu this solution forces me to expose the router to the internet and I don't want to do that.

Also, the solution of only allowing a specific device to access it remotely, it's not possible as I need to access the device from several locations and i didn't have a fixed IP address. Does this solution work with ddns name resolution, can I use a ddns and define a name to my computer and use the defined name to setup the "Client Device Allowed to remote management"?

regards

mcalmeida

 Hi @Sunshine ,

It seems there is a solution for this.

I've found the solution in another sub-forum of TP-LINK Community.

The solution, working for may case is:

1. Setup the router with your preferred configuration.

2. Setup OpenVPN and confirm it is working as you pretend.

3. Activate the 2nd IP Address for the local network on the same lan as the OpenVPN lan address.

This solution is working for me for 3 days without any questions.

Please post this solution for the reported problem as I've seen lot's of people requesting a solution.

Thank you for our support.

mcalmeida