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yeah ill have to get a supported dongle, even though none of them are 4G and it advertises supports 3G and 4G on the box lol, ASUS are the bain of my life.

those are all old jurrasic era 3G dongles, all the ones on supported list are terrible, surely brand new models with 4G would be supported you'd think?

do you believe what im trying to do should work? so if the router connects to a VPNclient, all wired devices will show that VPN IP?

ok ill do that and pray it works, this has been a 2 week emotional journey of suffering to get to this point lol

relevance is i need to use that asus router with a dongle, in another country, to connect to a VPN at router level to allow Ethernet plugged in devices (VOIP phone and laptop) to connect to the VPN, I have VPNServer setup at home, VPNclient ready to connect on that asus router, and it says 3g/4g...

i have 2 dongles: Huawei E5573 HuaweiE3372H - 153 can'tt get either of them to work in the ASUS DSL-AC56U, both work and connect with openVPN in windows, what settings must be applied to make this possible please so the router connects? i plug in and nothing happens. need to do it in router...

Thanks Nick, did you find you needed the Merlin firmware update to get it to work? or just preference? Was it stable and reliable?

The ASUS RT-AC51U Dual-band Wireless AC750 Cloud Router says it has VPN Server and its £35, would that do a good job do you think?

Thanks bud, when i search 'routers with VPN server' nothing comes up, is that the term I'm after ? many routers say they're 'VPN Routers' but i have a feeling thats not what I need, VPN Server sounds very specific. Edit - Do you mean any router with DD-WRT?

But i want to keep the same resi IP - the IP would show as Virgin to my work, i can't have it showing as a VPN company. Which router would you recommend please to act as teh VPN provider connected to my virgin one? do you know if you can still put the Virgin Hub 3 into modem mode? thanks for...

Hello, What I'm trying to do is be able to leave my Virgin Hub 3 on, and then when abroad, connect into my Virgin Broadband so it acts like a VPN and uses my residential home IP address, so I can run a VOIP phone and wired laptop into a Sim Card powered Router, and everything would look the same...