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Wrong thread for this question. Also, you can search the web for what's possible with that router just the same as anybody else.

I assume you're using Merlin firmware if you have policy routing. First thing is to try just rebooting if your sure your policy rules are good. If that doesn't work try turning off hardware acceleration (CTF + FA). That did the trick for me when I used Asus in the past.

Old thread but since I use comcast I might as well say that TCP and even SSL have always been slow for me with comcast from this location. UDP is the way to go for me.

There is no automatic way to get low latency when using configs. Just load configs for servers that you know are low latency to where you are or will be.

TCP 443 is not the same as SSL 443. And openvpn always uses openssl, except when it doesn't (e.g. polarssl).

If you're not using a specific server it'll connect you to the least busy server of the region you've chosen.

How to do this has been discussed in other threads quite recently. Namely, the actual pfsense guide thread.

The north american configuration file will connect you to the least busy server in north america at the time you connect. It can't take anything else into account because it doesn't know your location or your latency to VPN servers.

change the scoring rule to latency

Failed at editing routes. Have you tried simply rebooting?

even with network lock on there is still an option to keep the local network available. look in the settings.

You must like that datacenter as you kept adding servers. I saw two new ones, then two more. Scorpius was added just since yesterday morning (my time).

How do you mean control core affinity ? With eddie client i get much higher ... What cam i do to increase the speed affinity is basically what core of the CPU a process is allowed to run on. I'm thinking maybe your router is running the openvpn process on a core that's already busy with kernel work. SSH into the router, look at the processes using top. You'll see what core they're using. If dd-wrt has more than one openvpn client "slot", try the next slot to see if that changes the affinity of the openvpn process and allows greater speed. Lastly you can try http://xmodulo.com/run-program-process-specific-cpu-cores-linux.html to change affinity manually. Hopefully taskset is already installed.

glad it's working. Yes, Eddie is the name of the client that AirVPN makes.

Have you rebooted and then tried to run Eddie? When it runs you'll be able to remove the iptables it's set in place for the network lock.

Yeah, it should be faster than that. Do you get faster speeds from the same server with a PC with Eddie (for example)? What things have you tried to increase speed? How does dd-wrt control core affinity of the openvpn process?

Maybe I'm not thinking of every possible situation but if a malicious somebody has access to that xml file then it's already over for you - they've gained access to your machine. My VPN username and password would be way down the list of worries.

Absolutely not. That would defeat the purpose of using the VPN.

have you tried different torrent clients?

You can route outside the VPN tunnel based on IP or IP range. It's built into Eddie already. Search the forum next time.

"can't connect". what error are you getting?

WITCH site regularly has problems. When it's working it shows more information. Right now it's broken and always says "no openvpn detected".

Unfortunately google search is superior to all others. I use self destructing cookies and other privacy add-ons so I feel that I'm not being taken for a ride when using them. But, as long as they serve me 10 captchas I'll just use startpage.

There is no bug here if I understand correctly. Show all shows all the servers, not just the whitelisted ones. That doesn't control the servers to which Eddie will connect. Hi thanks for your input. Not according to Staff. If I understood them correctly toggling "Show All" should dictate which list Eddie connects to. I can categorically say this doesn't happen. If you whitelist a server Eddie will disregard "Show All" and connect to the server on the whitelist if you click on "Connect to a recommended server". No, it's not illogical if you have a pool of servers that are at the top of list and are the only servers you connect to. You may want to toggle between lists if there are other servers you've whitelisted that aren't at the top. Eddie doesn't do this. Sorry, you did not understand Staff correctly.

There is no bug here if I understand correctly. Show all shows all the servers, not just the whitelisted ones. That doesn't control the servers to which Eddie will connect.