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  • Hi Tango, not sure if you still need help with this, or you worked it out. The way I did it (on my Firebox T35) was to set my eth3 port as an external port (labelled it 4G), then plug my 4G in on that port. You would then need to change your IP on that port to 192.168.1.2 (to match your DMZ setting in the TP-Link) with the…
    in Inbound 4g LTE vpn failover Comment by 4QC_Support February 2020
  • Just reporting back that all is good, it was indeed the routing at the client end of the VPN - a good review for anyone in a similar situation :)
    in MobileVPN Policy settings to allow access to client Comment by 4QC_Support September 2019
  • Now that is odd. I was going through the traffic logs and could not see any traffic related to the OpenVPN address (192.168.113.2), but could of course see all the encapsulated traffic from the NAS to the external IP of the buNAS (public IP)... I was guessing that the VPN traffic was not being monitored and was going to…
    in MobileVPN Policy settings to allow access to client Comment by 4QC_Support September 2019