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G G · 03-01-2017, 02:44 PM

I recently upgraded my wireless router. I have DSL from my phone company. The modem from the phone company is in bridge mode.

I have enabled the VPN Client on the router because I do some streaming through Kodi and don't care for the phone company to know it.

I have until I got this router had dyndns set up on my router for viewing my security cameras and it always worked, since I had no VPN set up on the old router.

I think the answer is no, but can I set up dyndns on the router and have a VPN client running and still see the cameras from outside the network?

I tried to set both up but when I activate the VPN client it won't connect, it gives a ip conflict/routing error.

I am guessing there is no way to get the dyndns to see the ip of the VPN and it can't see the router since it's IP is going through another city.

03-01-2017, 02:44 PM	#1
G G BR549 Join Date: Oct 2008 First Name: Greg Location: Taylor, FL. Posts: 12,751 Trading: (10)	Question for network gurus I recently upgraded my wireless router. I have DSL from my phone company. The modem from the phone company is in bridge mode. I have enabled the VPN Client on the router because I do some streaming through Kodi and don't care for the phone company to know it. I have until I got this router had dyndns set up on my router for viewing my security cameras and it always worked, since I had no VPN set up on the old router. I think the answer is no, but can I set up dyndns on the router and have a VPN client running and still see the cameras from outside the network? I tried to set both up but when I activate the VPN client it won't connect, it gives a ip conflict/routing error. I am guessing there is no way to get the dyndns to see the ip of the VPN and it can't see the router since it's IP is going through another city.