I was hoping that the Route Policy tab in VPN Tunnel would provide me the following My issue I'm having I think is same thing, but don't understand how to create custom route tables. I read thru this post and assume you are referring to possibly Asus 3200 or eqvl. Plus, my own scripts fix several known bugs, including copying the routes from the default/main routing table over to the alternate routing table so you don't have communications problems when dealing w/ multiple local IP networks. Unfortunately, the Routing Policy tab of the GUI can't handle this. That way the router continues to function normally. What would work better in this case is to leave the default gateway as the VPN, then make exceptions for the WAN/ISP. In fact, that's a known bug w/ both the tomato and dd-wrt implementations of PBR. It would lose access to all other routes (including static routes, if any) only available in the default/main routing table. The router can't function properly have *only* a default route to the VPN. Notice the *only* route available in the alternate routing table (112) is a default route to the VPN. Any suggestions?ītw Im using tomato Shibby MIPSR2-132 K26Įven if you could add the router's IP to PBR (policy based routing), it's a bad idea. Ive added another record in the Routing Policy - from source ip 127.0.0.0/8, as I though SSH is basically the localhost, but still doesnt work. And I would like it to be routed through VPN. Works perfectly fine now with one exception - when I use the SSH tunnel as before, the traffic isnt directed through VPN. Ive set up a socs-over-SSH tunnel from a remote machine to my tomato router, using putty ( ) and that traffic was also redirected through VPN.īut eventually I needed some machines on my home network to omit the VPN and access internet directly through my ISP, so Ive created additional subnet using tomato and set up Routing Policy, and made it work after reading some posts on the forum, about route-nopull. Firstly Ive set up a VPN client on my router using NordVPN and instructions they provide, and it worked great, forwarded ALL traffic through the VPN.
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