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If you plan on using a VPN, go get a cheap router at goodwill that you can load 3rd party software like DD-WRT and use it as your VPN gateway. Then only route IPs and device that you want to go through the VPN through this router.
 
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Alucard said:
If you plan on using a VPN, go get a cheap router at goodwill that you can load 3rd party software like DD-WRT and use it as your VPN gateway. Then only route IPs and device that you want to go through the VPN through this router.
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Thanks for the response, will check into this setup further...
Any particular reason not to use the ISP's modem/router?
 
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SMok3dOUT said:
Thanks for the response, will check into this setup further...
Any particular reason not to use the ISP's modem/router?
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It is much simpler to keep them separate and you have more flexibility. I keep my VPN router on another subnet but my main Internet router has access to both subnets. That way I can setup routes in my main router to route certain IPs to the VPN router and I don't have to change anything on my network for any devices that use the main internet router. I also now have the ability to have lets say a Mag or something similar and set it up to only use the VPN router for all of it's traffic.
 
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