OpenVPN on your router (beta)
Use PeachVPN on a router with a built-in OpenVPN client, for your whole home or for devices without a PeachVPN app.
Routers with a built-in OpenVPN client, such as TP-Link Deco, ASUS or GL.iNet, can send your whole home through PeachVPN, or only the devices you pick, like an Apple TV or a games console.
This is a beta: OpenVPN for routers is new, so there are only a few locations for now.
1. Download a profile
Get an .ovpn file from peachvpn.app/#routers. Each location has two files: try UDP first, and use TCP if UDP does not connect.
2. Import it in your router
In your router’s VPN client, add an OpenVPN profile and upload the .ovpn file. On TP-Link Deco: Deco app, More, Advanced, VPN Server, VPN Client, Add, OpenVPN.
3. Sign in and connect
Sign in with your PeachVPN username and password, the same as in the app. There is no separate account and no certificate to add. Pick the devices that use the VPN, then connect.
Good to know
- The router counts as one of the devices on your account.
- If a device still shows your own location, turn off IPv6 on the router: the VPN carries IPv4 only.