@MR.S I have no doubt it works great! Part of why I chose Omada is so I don't have to set everything up myself haha. They should honestly just add this. I think they can't decide for customers what...

@MR.S Thanks for sending the post. That sucks. I think having HomeAssistant running is a very valid use case for wanting to have a constant connection. Since you don't want to have to turn it on...

@MR.S Thank you so much for your help! It's a lot clearer now. It should work pretty much the same on Docker and on the Pi. I hope TP-link will just implement the NAT loopback for the VPN properly....

@MR.S I'm actually trying to connect to the OpenVPN server locally, with the local OpenVPN server IP. Then it won't work either way right? Cause even if you'd have a DNS, the local IP of OpenVPN...

@MR.S Well, I have everything running on Docker on my old laptop (Home Assistant mainly). Then I'd add OpenVPN as a container there. This setup isn't stable enough for me to run my DNS on. It...

@MR.S So if I'd run my OpenVPN server seperately on my network, in a Docker container for example, this just might work? Or do you mean that logging in on a local lan with OpenVPN doesn't work at...