@Sunshine , thank you very much.

It did the trick ;)

BTW, is there a way to view more router conf details? Mainly the dynamic ones like routing tables, NAT table, name servers, etc.?

Some kind of CLI (even if read-only) where I could execute some ifconfig, nslookup, even ping and tracert, etc.

I'm checking where the traffic is going through, by using traceroute (tracert in windows) on a device connected to my LAN :P

  @Sunshine 

Hi, thank you very much! I did found the routing table. 

BTW, as you were able to answer this .ovpn issue on the Archer AXE75, I do have an issue, with completely opposite behavior, on another TP-Link router (business line), the ER605 (TL-R605). I'm hopping you could provide some useful hints as well... 

In this case, using the very same .ovpn configuration file I have the opposite behavior :( . No traffic over the VPN, because I have NO routes for the tunnel in the routing table!!

I only have the local VPN network (you know, no "next hop", just the network on the tunnel interface).

It seems that the router doesn't learn the routes pushed by the VPN server!

Do you have any ideas that you could share? :)

Thanks in advance anyway.

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PS: I posted a question regarding this issue with the complete information:

https://community.tp-link.com/en/business/forum/topic/610858

Hi  @Sunshine ,

I tried the pristine version (without your 4 lines) first. It didn't work.

Then I tried the version with the 4 lines. It didn't work either :(

I already started a thread on the business comunity.

Thank you for your time :)