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doubleaa82

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  1. ok sorry. im new to this. so what i want is a vpn for the purposes of using things like kodi or bittorrent. i want this vpn to be on my router so that everything going through the router goes through the vpn. but i also want to be able to do things without the vpn(certain stuff just wont work through a vpn). im not very well versed on the ways of the vpn but the easiest way to achieve my goal to me would be 2 routers. but then we cross the issue of how to put 2 routers on the same network but both of them act as if they were the only one in the network. im not sure if im being clear enough so if thats the case, feel free to be specific
  2. ok sorry. im new to this. so what i want is a vpn for the purposes of using things like kodi or bittorrent. i want this vpn to be on my router so that everything going through the router goes through the vpn. but i also want to be able to do things without the vpn(certain stuff just wont work through a vpn). im not very well versed on the ways of the vpn but the easiest way to achieve my goal to me would be 2 routers. but then we cross the issue of how to put 2 routers on the same network but both of them act as if they were the only one in the network. im not sure if im being clear enough so if thats the case, feel free to be specific
  3. ok. the r7000p has these things. now how do i go about setting any of this up? how do i switch back and forth from the vpn and otherwise?
  4. i want to know how i would go about setting up a dual router system where one router acts as any other router does and the other has a vpn. i want to be able to switch back and forth relatively easily depending on what my needs are at the time. also, anything on how to keep my bandwidth up when using a vpn. so how do i physically connect and configure said routers to make this work? i understand that the vpn router must be flashed(DD-WRT, tomato, etc...). but that about as far as i got. i have a netgear r7000p and a netgear r6200v2
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