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That little tiny detail about the Auto DNS, THAT was the problem, and there's a good chance this is a bug: -I'm on 1.03.6h, that's the firmware that came with my router. -I copied all the original config info into the VPN tab. -I added my account number as the user/pass like you suggested. -Then I tested it and sure enough it failed, tons of opendns "content blocked" errors for a guy who's never used OpenDNS in his life and never got these messages through their client - very strange. -Just on a hunch, I said "lets see what happens if I turn off that thing you suggested to look at, and disable automatic DNS, then turn it back on again" -After turning Auto DNS in the LAN tab off then on again, the VPN now works just fine. The thing about all that is I never adjusted the Auto DNS settings before - All of this stuff that I'd been testing, trying to get the VPN to work were all off factory resets, cause at the time I thought that was the only way to fix this. And nothing about these VPNs told me I needed to change any DNS settings so I left it alone, Auto DNS never had anything in it it was never changed. Yet adding the VPN data, enabling it, hitting apply and going into the LAN tab, turning off Auto DNS then turning it back on somehow managed to fix the issue. Just on pure instinct, I looked at your suggestion and said "you know what, I never touched that setting before, there should be nothing in it, it should be clean... but I know my luck so you know what, lets reset it anyway" and sure enough, THAT was what fixed it. Now I know you guys are working on a new firmware/OS, and if this is a bug that nobody knew about then I'd hate to see it end up in the new firmware too. Is there anything I can do to help you fix this?

No such luck. Copying and pasting exactly what you had didn't work. Copying and pasting what you had with the obvious key/cert/ca data swapped for my account didn't work either. I managed to get access to one additional site, but the rest were still content filtered by HarborTouch/OpenDNS and the other 50% of the time I was being told that Google.co.uk - an apparent redirect on what should've been a US New Jersey server - was trying to attack me. Worse, unchecking my PC in the VPN tab and unchecking the "Enabled" box still retained the DNS information, and I couldn't even post on these forums again without Factory Resetting the Netduma. Which server did you set up your config files for? I've tried two so far that are closest to me, the US New Jersey server and the US Illinois server, both had the same results.

Just tried your config, unfortunately the same thing happens :/ Half the websites blocked and the other half (like reddit.com) tell me the connection is not secure. Connection drops 20% of the time too. And VyprVPN did the same thing even with auth-user-pass. I did want to mention that Mullvad has a free trial of their VPN that lasts for 2 or 3 hours I think, and you don't have to give them any info if I recall correctly. If you go here they should give you an account number: https://www.mullvad.net/account/create/ and here they give you the certs/keys for that account (make sure to click "Other Platforms"): https://www.mullvad.net/download/config/ Just a side note - after disabling the VPN and un-selecting my PC in the Netduma settings, the DNS was retained, continued to block my access to certain sites and I needed to factory reset to recover :/

Chrome is the browser I was using so that's good. I will remove the "resolv" tag in order to prevent looping (is there a way to only make it resolv try a few times instead of infinite or nothing at all?) but the connection problem still persists. I've canceled the VyprVPN account as it exhibited the same behavior as Mullvad and there's no sense having two, but the difference between Mullvad and Vypr is Vypr uses auth-user-pass and Mullvad uses key/cert. So the VPN tab looks like this: The CA file specifically has two certificates back to back, I've tried using just one of them but they wouldn't connect individually. Anytime I try to browse a website after enabling the VPN in the Netduma I get one of these two errors: Only instead of OpenDNS it says "HarborTouch", and the other error looks like this: https://i.stack.imgur.com/r0iOf.png

I have two problems with the VPN section of the Netduma: 1. The VPN page will regularly crash. E.g. Add your account information, connect to the VPN, everything seems fine until you try to go back to the VPN page - the section just keeps loading displaying an activity bar but never actually loads. 2. (And most important) - Several different VPN providers either no longer work or have outdated guides making them non-functional. VyprVPN and Mullvad both failed after "successfully connecting" having filled in the proper data fields. Following the guide here: http://support.netduma.com/support/solutions/articles/16000027547-using-the-vpn-feature-with-a-non-supported-vpn-provider, I filled in the proper information, the Netduma confirmed I was connected, I verified that my IP had changed using whatsmyip, but the following happened: -Every 60 seconds, the internet would go down completely claiming every site was "not safe and may be trying to attack me" - it said Google.com wasn't safe, that Vypr's website wasn't safe, and they stayed that way for 30 seconds before opening up for a moment allowing me to use them before going right back to being "unsafe". The error message it displayed was "ERR_CERT_AUTHORITY_INVALID". -Websites were being blocked without requesting them to be, getting error messages from HarborTouch/OpenDNS saying I'm not allowed to visit certain sites like Wikipedia, etc. It blows my mind that no one else has reported anything similar in this regard at least, not that I could find. Two completely different VPNs, with both the same problems regardless of server chosen. Why would using a VPN through the Netduma make 90% of the internet unviewable?