@Davey_boy hi, for local subnet, it could look like either 192.168.0.0/24 or 192.168.1.0/24, depending on how you defined your lan. 24 means you can have 2^(32-24) = 2^8=256 IP's, corresponding to...

@Fae Hi Fae, sorry to come back to this topic, but I still don't manage to make Ikev2 work with my router used in standalone :-( Just 2 questions : 1 - does L2TP/Ipsec vpn mode use the Ikev1, or...

@Somnus Hi Somnus, many thanks for these advices ! I tried, adding NAT rules on my gateway to direct traffic from external 500 and 4500 ports to internal 500 and 4500 ports on IP 192.168.1.2,...

Hi, I tried tonight with 0.0.0.0 as remote host, responder mode, and correct local and remote IDs, and still did not manage to make it work :-( For the local subnet I tried either 192.168.0.0/24...

@Somnus Thanks Somnus ! I use my router in standalone mode, so I think you advice will well apply for my first question, and I will try to apply your solutions for points 3 and 5 (in particular, I'm...

@Virgo Hi Virgo, thanks for your reply. Yes I have the latest firmware update, and I confirm I could chose a VPN IP Pool on the same segment than the LAN port when using OpenVPN (it works also using...