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How to Setup PPTP on DrayTek Router
Configuring a PureVPN tunnel on your router is a great way to ensure the safety and security of all the devices in your home. This method is especially beneficial if you have devices that don’t have VPN compatibility or you want to protect all the Wi-Fi-connected devices in your home.
Things to Consider:
- You have a working internet connection.
- VPN Supported Router.
- A Premium PureVPN account (If you haven’t bought yet click 👉here to buy)
Find your VPN credentials for manual configuration.
To find your VPN credentials log into the PureVPN member area. Click 👉 here to visit member area.
- Login to the Member area using your PureVPN registered email address and password.
- On subscriptions tab scroll down to be able to view your VPN credentials.
- You will be able to see and copy your VPN credentials.
- Note down your PureVPN username and click on Eye icon to make your password visible and use it in the manual configuration.
How to setup PPTP on DrayTek router
- To start setting up a VPN on a tp-link router you first have to connect to it. For that, you have to put in your browser the following address. http://192.168.0.1 (If this doesn’t work, please consult your router’s manual to find what is the Default Gateway Address). Enter your router’s username and password and click Login.
- Select LAN to LAN in the submenu
- Common Settings
- Enter your Profile Name
- Choose Enable this profile
- Call direction: Choose Dial-out and keep it on Always on
- Dial-Out Settings
- Choose PPTP
- Insert the desired server: Please refer to the server address shared below.
- Germany: de1.pointtoserver.com
- Netherlands: nl1.pointtoserver.com
- United Kingdom: ukl1.pointtoserver.com
- United States: usil1.pointtoserver.com
- United States: ustx1.pointtoserver.com
- United States: usca1.pointtoserver.com
- United States: usfl1.pointtoserver.com
- United States: usny1.pointtoserver.com
- United States: uswdc1.pointtoserver.com
- Australia: au-sd1.pointtoserver.com
- Enter your VPN credentials. Here is how you can find your VPN credentials.
- PPP Authentication: PAP/CHAP/MS-CHAP/MS-CHAPv2
- VJ Compression: Off
- TCP/ IP Network Settings
- Choose Change default route to this VPN tunnel (Only single WAN support)
- Lastly, Select OK to complete the process!
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Comments (6 )
In order to get my 2860 to work I had to do just a few additions to the above:
1, Go into WAN -> General Setup and disable all the WANS except the one dialing out.
2, In the LAN-LAN VPN setup you also need to set ROUTE to NAT.
Setup as per instructions and set the computer to connect to vleu-am1.pointtoserver.com and everythings OK
Hi,
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I have tried to set up a draytek 2830 modem router but, like the below comment, although it shows a valid connection on the lan to lan vpn page of the router I cant load any pages. The occasional google search result page but nothing heavier than that. Any thoughts?
Tried this configuration and whilst it looks like there is a VPN connection established, as soon as I try and route any traffic over the VPN nothing happens. Not sure if it’s a DNS issue or a IP config issue, but I have exactly the same config as the screenshots above.
I have a Virgin Media Hub in Modem Mode, if that helps?
Thanks
Hi,
We are sorry for the inconvenience. It would be easier for us to assist you if you can share your Router’s Wan settings screenshots with us.
Screenshots can be sent at [email protected]