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  1. General info: - DD-WRT v3.0-r37845M kongac (11/25/18) on a Netgear R7000 - I have configured my R7000 as a Wireless Access Point (see https://wiki.dd-wrt.com/wiki/index.php/Wireless_access_point) Step 1, generate OpenVPN configuration files - www.airvpn.org => Client Area => Config Generator - Activate "Advanced Mode" - Choose your Operating System: Router - Choose your OpenVPN version: >= 2.4 - Need IPv6?: IPv4 only - Advanced (right part of the screen): Activate "Separate keys/certs from .ovpn file" - Protocols: Protocol: TCP; Port: 443; Entry IP: 3; Specs: tls-crypt, tls 1.2 - Choose server - Generate protocol - Select ZIP Now you have generated a ZIP file containing the following 5 files: ca.crt; user.crt; user.key; tls-crypt.key; and a .ovpn file, for example: AirVPN_NL-Alblasserdam_Muscida_TCP-443-Entry3.ovpn. Step 2, DD-WRT => Services => VPN => OpenVPN Client Hash Algorithm: SHA512 ca.crt goes in "CA Cert"; user.crt goes in "Public Client Cert"; user.key goes in "Private Client Key". The tls-crypt.key goes in "Additional Config" between <tls-crypt> and </tls-crypt>. Furthermore I´ve put the following two settings in "Additional Config": remote-cert-tls server and auth-nocache. The contents of "Additional Config" could, for example, look like this: remote-cert-tls server auth-nocache <tls-crypt> content of tls-crypt.key </tls-crypt> The only dissappointing thing: https://2ip.io/privacy/ still knows I am using a VPN service:
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