EAP is supported. That’s what the username and password fields are for. The PEM/DER requirement is for server authentication. The VPN provider should provide the certificate file. For example, you can search for “protonvpn ikev2 certificate” to get the DER file for ProtonVPN. Other VPNs may use a trusted CA to sign their server certificate. You’ll need to find out what it is and upload that.
@Email4him This item was moved down the priority list because most people are using a NAS for this purpose. NAS is faster, more secure and has more features.
That’s a harmless message (though it might be scary). There’s a background thread fetching the connection status for the “Connected Devices” list. It was interrupted then you navigate to another page while the job was still running. Will fix this in the next update.
1) The listed should be sorted by Hostname already. Is your listed not sorted?
2) Is the purpose to avoid IP address conflict when you add a new device? If so, we can perhaps add an immediate alert to the dialog when there is a conflict.
Split tunneling is not needed if the case is a device on one VLAN talking to a device on another VLAN. For that, you need to configure the VLAN communications matrix on the Network Settings page (v2.4.5 and above).
@aorus1 We’ve added support for a few more devices. And you can download the LITE version here for free: https://www.pcwrt.com/downloads/. You can upgrade to the full version by buying a license from us.
@amara Is Access Control enabled for the device you were using? If yes, then the first step is to see if disabling Access Control for the device helps.
Yes, Bandwidth Allowance works even with Access Control not enforced.
If the Roku TV has Access Control enforced, then you should be able to see the accessed and blocked domains in the Internet Logs page. Are logs available for other devices?
@jimmetje Sorry, the torch router is a dead end product. We’re not going to add more functionalities to it. But we are planning to add support to additional hardware. We’ll announce here once we have a stable version to release. Thanks!
While the pcWRT router firmware does support VLAN creation on the router itself, out of the box it does not support incoming tagged VLAN traffic. You need to log in the router shell to edit the switch configuration manually. Doing so will mess up the UI for VLAN assignments on the Network Settings page, but as long as you don’t update network settings from that page again you should be fine.
