ovpn file of the server you chose (in our case, us936_nordvpn_) in a text editor, you should see the part of the file (do NOT copy the and tags):ħ. Make sure the entire text gets pasted, including the Copy its contents into the CA Cert field. Now go back to the configuration file and scroll down to the part.īEGIN CERTIFICATE- and -END CERTIFICATE- lines.Ĩ. Make sure the entire text gets pasted in, including the Paste the contents into the TLS Auth Key field. BEGIN OpenVPN Static key V1- and -END OpenVPN Static key V1- lines.ġ0. To verify that the VPN is working, navigate to Status > OpenVPN After entering the data, click Save, and then Apply Settings.ġ1. Step-by-step instructions from out-of-the-box factory firmware Under State, you should see the message "Client: CONNECTED SUCCESS".Come on really? there is a link to the install instructions right off the supported devices page. To install dd-wrt on a D-Link DIR-615 Revision C1/C2/E3/E4, you can flash it directly from the router's web admin page (yes, that is correct. Right in the instructions tells you exactly where to go and what to download.Īlso right on the wiki under install instructions.Ĭlearly points you to the hardware specific section - again where you devices is listedīe honest - your just to lazy to bother doing any reading at all. So your ISP has their own software on this device? If so - are you sure if you flash it to dd-wrt that you will still have access? That is a good question!! "provided by my ISP which has its own custom firmware on" READ the hardware specific step by step instructions!!! "so i do the Initial Flashing first then the Webflash after from the web interface?" #DD WRT V24 SP2 10 10 09 STD INSTALL# I would suggest you read the dd-wrt forums, or better yet post asking that specific question - hopefully someone from your same ISP has done it and can verify even after the flash you will have access with your isp, etc.Įdit: I doubt your isp made any changes to the actual hardware, but they could have done something specific in the firmware that permits access, etc. Flashing over to a generic firmware might prevent access to them.
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