I would also like to use a client to site OVPN connection on my R605.  I would like to assign a connection to a seperate VLAN connecting to my NordVPN account to ensure privacy for specific applicaitons.  

At the moment, i cnanot add user credentials for OVPN, and thus cannot get any kind of connection.  Anyone know how to resolve this?  I assume we will also need full tunnel

@Fae 

Fae wrote

Dear @Pepe8266,

 

I have created a VPN connection cliente to site with OpenVPN and it allows me to access to site netwrokf from client but not to have internet access from the client.

In Omada menu there is no option of  "Internet and home network Client Access" as it seems to appear in router menu when it is not addotped by Omada Controller.

What should I do for having internet access from the client? Solution cannot be to have access to internet directly from the client.

 

Sorry for the delayed response. I'm afraid that the Open VPN of Omada gateway TL-R605 doesn't support Full tunnel at the time being, it only supports Split tunnel, which only allows the clients to access the local network resources via VPN connection, while clients accessing the internet will be routed through the local gateway.

 

May I know your network topology and application scenario? Is it for home use or business use? Is it necessary to have the OpenVPN work in Full tunnel for "Internet and home network client access"?

I am also very interested on this..

I currently have a vlan set as interface with its own subnet and I also created a wireless network that uses that vlan subnet. What I want is to setup Omada controlled router so it can allow devices connected to that wireless network to only access the internet through the OpenVPN server that i own somewhere else:

Device -> Wiresless VPN SSID -> TL-R605 Omada Router (Contoller adopeted) -> Custon OpenVPN server (VPS outside)

OpenVPN works from any other computer if I configure it directly on that computer. But, when I create the VPN policy and all is set, accessing the internet from any device connected to Wireless network subnet set on the VPN policy goes through the regular internet gateway, does not use the OpenVPN server. 

Any ideas? May a routing table or something?

I'm also interesting in. 

My main reason to install the Omada system was the OpenVPN server.

Now it turns out that it does not fully function as an internet gateway.
I am often abroad and would like to access VOD from my home country.

I'm really looking forward to it too.

I suppose that many who have purchased this router for use at home expect this opportunity.

I tried to set the Client to Site OpenVPN up, like i used it on my Synology router. I thought this was "basic" functionality in a router like this.

Just like the firewall that's not present yet. Too bad for me that the coinflip went to TP-Link and not to Ubiquity. Now i'm getting annoyed for choosing TP-Link when seeing things like this.

I'm not advertising the Omada stuff to someone else right now, when it is still crippled. 

Please add these basic functionality to this "enterprise" hardware. Just like a decent firewall. I hope the emotional bucket will not overflow, otherwise i will use some other brand next year. 

@Pepe8266 

It same problem.

First .... I installed the TL-ER605 router, but not have Open VPN.

I tried. Installed the OC-200 Omada controller, but not full VPN.

But the Synology NAS DS120j has done.

Why?