Quick Start Guide for Cudy FlashRouters
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GL.iNet Router Setup Guide
Quick Start Guide for GL.iNet FlashRouters
Find setup guides, FAQs and troubleshooting tips for GL.iNet FlashRouters.
- Slate: GL-AX1800, GL-AXT1800, GL-BE3600
- Flint: GL-MT6000
- Other: Beryl GL-MT3000, Velica GL-B2200, Marble GL-B3000
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TP-Link Router Setup Guide
Quick Start Guide for TP-Link FlashRouters
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Archer AX10000, Archer AX1100, Archer AX21, Archer AX3000, Archer AX3000 Pro, Archer AX3200, Archer AX4400, Archer AX5400 Pro, Archer AX55, Archer AX55 Pro
Archer AX6000, Archer AX72 Pro, Archer AX73, Archer AX75, Archer AX80, Archer AX90
Archer AXE300, Archer AXE5400, Archer AXE75, Archer AXE95
Archer BE550, Archer BE800, Archer BE900, Archer BE9300, Archer GE80, Archer GX90
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ASUS-WRT Router Setup Guide
Quick Start Guide for ASUS-WRT FlashRouters
Find setup guides, FAQs and troubleshooting tips for ASUSWRT configured FlashRouters.
- ROG series:Â GT-BE98 Pro
- GT series: GT6, GT-AXE16000, GT-AX11000 Pro, GT-AXE11000, GT-AX6000, GT-AX11000, GS-AX5400, GS-AX3000
- ZenWiFi: ZenWiFi Pro XT12, ZenWiFi Pro ET12, ZenWiFi XT9, ZenWiFi AX (XT8), ZenWiFi ET8, ZenWiFi XD6, ZenWiFi XD5
- RT series: RT-BE96U, RT-BE88U, RT-BE58U, RT-AXE7800, RT-AX88U Pro, RT-AX88U, RT-AX86U Pro, RT-AX86U, RT-AX86S, RT-AX68U, RT-AX82U, RT-AX58U, RT-AX3000, RT-AX59U, RT-AX92U
- TUF series: TUF-AX5400, TUF-AX3000_V2, TUF-AX3000, TUF Gaming AX6000, TUF Gaming AX4200
Internet Setup
WiFi Setup
VPN Setup
- CyberGhost AsusWRT OpenVPN Setup
- Surfshark AsusWRT WireGuard Setup
- NordVPN Setup for AsusWRT Firmware Routers
- IPVanish AsusWRT OpenVPN Setup
- PrivateInternetAccess (PIA) AsusWRT OpenVPN Setup
- ExpressVPN Setup for AsusWRT Firmware Routers
- PrivateInternetAccess (PIA) Asus AX1800S OpenVPN Setup
- IPVanish Asus AX1800S OpenVPN Setup
- ExpressVPN Asus AX1800S OpenVPN Setup
- NordVPN Asus AX1800S OpenVPN Setup
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DD-WRT Router Setup Guide
Quick Start Guide for DD-WRT FlashRouters
Find setup guides, FAQs and troubleshooting tips for DD-WRT configured FlashRouters.
AC1450, R6220, R6230, R6250, R6260, R6300 V1, R6300 V2, R6400 V1, R6400 V2, R6700 V1, R6700 V2, R6700 V3, R7000, R7000P, R7800, R8000, R9000, XR500
RT-AC56U/R, RT-AC68U V1, RT-AC68U V2, RT-AC1900P, RT-AC87U, RT-AC3100, RT-AC5300
WRT1200AC, WRT1900AC V1, WRT1900AC V2, WRT1900ACS V1, WRT1900ACS V2, WRT32X, WRT3200ACM
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Troubleshooting
- Why can’t I send emails while connected to VPN?
- What is a DNS leak and how can I prevent a DNS leak in my router?
- My VPN stopped working on my FlashRouter.
- Why is my connection speed slower?
- Why are streaming services blocked while connected to VPN?
- How do I find my router local IP address?
- How do I reset and reconfigure my FlashRouter?
- How do I check for static network settings on my devices?
- Why is my router not connecting to internet?
- How to fix an Unidentified Network or Limited Connection.
- Why are some of my devices not connecting to the internet?
- Why is the internet LED red on my router?
- Why is the power light on my FlashRouter blinking?
- My 2.4GHz network is not showing up
- My 5.0GHz network is not showing up
- My WiFi password is not working
- Why did my WiFi SSID change to ‘dd-wrt’?
- Why are devices disconnecting from Wireless?
- Why is my WiFi signal weak?
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Privacy Hero Router Setup Guide
Quick Start Guide for Privacy Hero FlashRouters
Find setup guides, FAQs and troubleshooting tips for Privacy Hero FlashRouters.
VPN Setup
- NordVPN Setup Guide for Privacy Hero
- Surfshark VPN Setup Guide for Privacy Hero
- IPVanish VPN Setup Guide for Privacy Hero
- ProtonVPN Setup Guide for Privacy Hero
- ExpressVPN Setup Guide for Privacy Hero
- Private Internet Access VPN Setup Guide for Privacy Hero
- Privacy Hero VPN Setup Guide for Privacy Hero
- Privacy Hero VPN Kill Switch Setup
Privacy Hero Features
- Privacy Hero Activation and Setup
- Privacy Hero VPN Kill Switch Setup
- Privacy Hero Bypass certain devices from VPN
- Privacy Hero Streaming Relocation
- Privacy Hero Adblocking Malware and Phishing Prevention Setup
- Privacy Hero Creating User Profiles and Adding Devices to Profiles
- Privacy Hero Safe Surf
- Privacy Hero Bedtime Settings (Internet Scheduler)
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ExpressVPN Router Setup Guide
Quick Start Guide for ExpressVPN FlashRouters
Find setup guides, FAQs and troubleshooting tips for ExpressVPN configured FlashRouters.
Aircove
R6300 V2, R6400 V2, R6700 V3, R7000, R7000P
RT-AC56U, RT-AC56R, RT-AC56S, RT-AC68U V3, RT-AC87U
EA6200, WRT1200AC, WRT1900AC V1, WRT1900AC V2, WRT1900ACS V1, WRT1900ACS V2, WRT32X, WRT3200ACM
WiFi Setup
VPN Setup
- Change server locations on ExpressVPN/Aircove firmware
- Using Device Groups to connect to multiple VPN locations on ExpressVPN/Aircove firmware
- Using Device Groups to bypass VPN on ExpressVPN/Aircove firmware
- Change VPN Protocols on ExpressVPN/Aircove firmware
- ExpressVPN TP-Link OpenVPN Setup
- ExpressVPN Cudy OpenVPN Setup
- ExpressVPN Asus AX1800S OpenVPN Setup
- Flint/Slate GL.iNet ExpressVPN OpenVPN Setup
- ExpressVPN Merlin OpenVPN Setup
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AsusWRT-Merlin Router Setup Guide
Quick Start Guide for AsusWRT-Merlin FlashRouters
Find setup guides, FAQs and troubleshooting tips for Asus-Merlin configured FlashRouters.
- RT-BE88U (BE7200), RT-AC68U, RT-AC88U, RT-AC3100, RT-AC5300, RT-AC86U, RT-AX56U, RT-AX58U, RT-AX68U, RT-AX86U. RT-AX86U-PRO, RT-AX88U, RT-AX88U-PRO
- GT-AC2900, GT-AX6000, GT-AX11000, GT-AXE11000,GT-AXE11000-PRO, GT-AXE16000
- ZenWiFi Pro XT12
VPN Setup
- Connecting to OpenVPN on Asus Merlin Firmware
- PureVPN Merlin WireGuard Setup
- Surfshark Merlin WireGuard Setup
- ProtonVPN Merlin WireGuard Setup
- IPVanish Merlin OpenVPN Setup
- PrivateInternetAccess (PIA) Merlin OpenVPN Setup
- NordVPN Merlin OpenVPN Setup
- ExpressVPN Merlin OpenVPN Setup
- CyberGhost Merlin OpenVPN Setup
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OpenWRT Setup Guide
Quick Start Guide for OpenWRT Routers
Find setup guides, FAQs and troubleshooting tips for the FlashRouters OpenWRT Routers.
Flint WiFi 6 AX1800 VPN Router
Internet Setup
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VPN Setup
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Roqos Core Router Setup Guide
Quick Start Guide for Roqos Core Routers
Find setup guides, FAQs and troubleshooting tips for the FlashRouters Roqos Core Router.
Roqos Core Features
- Set a Static IP for your connected devices on Roqos
- VPN Kill Switch on Roqos
- Managing User Profiles on Roqos
- Cybersecurity and Intrusion Prevention on Roqos
- Block Websites by Country on Roqos
- Ad blocking on Roqos
- Parental Controls on Roqos
- Wireless Repeater – WiFi as WAN on Roqos
- What do the lights on my Roqos Core mean?
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- RT Series: RT-AC68U, RT-AC88U, RT-AC3100, RT-AC5300, RT-AC86U, RT-AX56U, RT-AX58U, RT-AX68U, RT-AX86U. RT-AX86U-PRO, RT-AX88U, RT-AX88U-PRO, RT-BE86U, RT-BE88U, RT-BE92U, RT-BE96U
- GT Series: GT-AC2900, GT-AX6000, GT-AX11000, GT-AXE11000,GT-AXE11000-PRO, GT-AXE16000, GT-BE98_PRO
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ZenWiFi: ZenWiFi Pro XT12, ZenWiFi Pro ET12, ZenWiFi XT9, ZenWiFi AX (XT8), ZenWiFi ET8, ZenWiFi XD6, ZenWiFi XD5
RT series: RT-AXE7800, RT-AX88U Pro, RT-AX88U, RT-AX86U Pro, RT-AX86U, RT-AX86S, RT-AX68U, RT-AX82U, RT-AX58U, RT-AX3000, RT-AX59U, RT-AX92U
TUF series: TUF-AX5400, TUF-AX3000_V2, TUF-AX3000, TUF Gaming AX6000, TUF Gaming AX4200
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Archer AXE300, Archer AXE5400, Archer AXE75, Archer AXE95
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ASUS
RT-AC56U/R, RT-AC68U V1, RT-AC68U V2, RT-AC1900P, RT-AC87U, RT-AC3100, RT-AC5300
LINKSYS
WRT1200AC, WRT1900AC V1, WRT1900AC V2, WRT1900ACS V1, WRT1900ACS V2, WRT32X, WRT3200ACM
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ExpressVPN Aircove, Aircove Go
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R6300 V2, R6400 V2, R6700 V3, R7000, R7000P
ASUS
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LINKSYS
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Top Router Questions
- How do I upgrade the DD-WRT firmware of my FlashRouter?
- Roqos VPN Connected, but my device IP is unchanged
- How do I access my Roqos device settings?
- Why can’t I access router settings?
- How do I reset and reconfigure my ExpressVPN/Aircove FlashRouter?
- How do I reset and reconfigure my FlashRouter?
- How do I change my Wireless Password?
- My 2.4GHz network is not showing up
- My 5.0GHz network is not showing up
- My WiFi password is not working
- Why can’t I connect to WiFi using the WPS button feature?
- Access FlashRouter DD-WRT firmware settings
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Getting Started With Your FlashRouter
Getting Started With Your FlashRouter
Setting Up Your VPN Service
Select your operating system below to setup the FlashRouters Privacy App on your router, the easiest way to connect to the best VPN services. For ExpressVPN FlashRouter users, please view the following section for setting up the ExpressVPN app.
Flint/Slate GL.iNet Disable Wi-Fi
Follow this guide to disable Wi-Fi network on your GL.iNet FlashRouter.
1. Connect your computer, phone, or tablet to the GL.iNet router via wireless (FlashRouter24 / FlashRouter50) or via ethernet cable to one of the LAN ports on the router.
The FlashRouter WiFi password is printed on the sheet that came with the router and is set to Wireless#[First 5 characters of your router MAC]. The router MAC can be found on the bottom of your router if you cannot locate the sheet. For e.g. if your MAC is 1459C07E70A8 then your WiFi password is Wireless#1459C
Be sure to capitalize the W.
2. Once connected via wireless or ethernet on your device open your browser and go to 192.168.8.1
3. Enter openwrt as the admin password to access the GL.iNet firmware settings.
4. Click Wireless.
5. Click Modify under the 5GHz or 2.4GHz band.
The 5GHz and 2.4GHz bands must be disabled at separate times. Keep in mind that if you are connected to wireless when disabling one band you may need to reconnect with the other band to disable it. Also make sure you have a device that has ethernet capabilities so you can still access the settings with wireless disabled.
6. Set the Enable Wi-Fi toggle to the OFF position and click Apply.
Flint/Slate GL.iNet Guest Network Setup
Follow this guide to setup a Guest Network on your GL.iNet FlashRouter. Devices connected to the guest network will be on a separate subnet and will not have access to the router settings or be able to talk to devices on the main network.
1. Connect your computer, phone, or tablet to the GL.iNet router via wireless (FlashRouter24 / FlashRouter50) or via ethernet cable to one of the LAN ports on the router.
The FlashRouter WiFi password is printed on the sheet that came with the router and is set to Wireless#[First 5 characters of your router MAC]. The router MAC can be found on the bottom of your router if you cannot locate the sheet. For e.g. if your MAC is 1459C07E70A8 then your WiFi password is Wireless#1459C
Be sure to capitalize the W.
2. Once connected via wireless or ethernet on your device open your browser and go to 192.168.8.1
3. Enter openwrt as the admin password to access the GL.iNet firmware settings.
4. Click Wireless.
5. Click 5GHz Guest Wi-Fi or 2.4GHz Guest Wi-Fi.
6. Click Modify.
7. Set the Enable Wi-Fi toggle to the ON position.
8. Change the Wi-Fi Name (SSID) and Wi-Fi Password fields to what you want to use. The SSID should be unique and NOT a duplicate of an existing network. Click Apply.
9. Connect your devices to the new guest wireless network.
Privacy Hero Disable Wi-Fi
Your Privacy Hero router uses Cloud Based router management which means you can access the router settings from anywhere on any device that has an internet connection. You can follow these steps while connected to your phone, other Wi-Fi network, or the Privacy Hero network.
Use these steps to disable your Privacy Hero Wi-Fi so only ethernet connections are active. This is not a required step just a preference.
1. From any device that has a browser such as a computer, smartphone, or tablet visit app.privacyhero.com
2. Enter your Privacy Hero account email and password. Click Login.
If you have not created your Privacy Hero account yet please follow these instructions.
3. Click the Wi-Fi symbol.
4. Set the toggle switches to the off position for the Wi-Fi bands you want to disable.
How do I reset and reconfigure my FlashRouter?
When is a router reset needed?
A reset of the FlashRouter should only be performed in the following instances:
- You have exhausted all other troubleshooting methods and cannot access your router settings.
- A backup file was saved of your previously working settings.
- Username and password to access the FlashRouter’s settings are not working.
- Power light on the router is blinking steadily.
- Firmware upgrade was performed with Reset to Default settings selected.
Reset Router
Asus FlashRouters:
- While the router is powered off press and hold the WPS button on the back or side of the router. Power up the router while continuing to hold the WPS. Continue to hold for 15 seconds as the router powers on (note this could be up to 45 seconds on some models before lights flash).
- You will see the lights on the router flashing steadily and this is how you know you have reset the router.
- Let the router sit for about a minute and then reboot the router.
Linksys and Netgear FlashRouters:
- While the router is plugged in, find the reset button located on the back of the router. You will need a pin or pencil to hold down the button for 15 seconds.
- You will see the lights on the back of the router flash simultaneously and this is how you know you have reset the router.
- Let the router sit for about a minute and then reboot the router.
Access Router Settings
1. Connect to the FlashRouter’s network via ethernet cable or wireless.
The wireless network will appear as “dd-wrt” and will likely not require a password to join. If it does require a password to join the password will be the default wireless password found on the bottom of the router.
2. Open your web browser and enter 192.168.1.1 in the URL.
3. Delete the dots and enter the new administration login in the Router Username, Router Password, and Re-enter to confirm fields.
TYPE CAREFULLY when setting the administration login as a typo will result in needing to reset the router again.
Change Local IP Address and DNS
Navigate to Setup > Basic Setup
1. Set the Local IP Address to 192.168.11.1
2. Set the Static DNS 1 to 8.8.8.8
3. Set the Static DNS 2 to 8.8.4.4
4. Set the Static DNS 3 to 208.67.220.220
CLICK SAVE
Setup WiFi
Navigate to Wireless > Basic Settings
Find your FlashRouter model in the WiFi Setup section and replicate the wireless settings on this page.
CLICK APPLY SETTINGS
REBOOT ROUTER
Connect to the FlashRouter's network
You will be able to connect to the newly setup wireless network using the details you set. The router will now be accessible at 192.168.11.1
Back up your settings
- Click the Backup button.
- A file named nvrambak.bin will be saved to your computer.
- You can load nvrambak.bin to restore your settings in the event of a reset.
How do I reset and reconfigure my ExpressVPN/Aircove FlashRouter?
When is a router reset needed?
A reset of the FlashRouter should only be performed in the following instances:
- You have exhausted all other troubleshooting methods and cannot access your router settings.
- Password to access the FlashRouter’s settings are not working.
- Power light on the router is blinking steadily.
- Router is not accessible after upgrading the firmware
Reset Router
Asus FlashRouters:
- While the router is powered off press and hold the WPS button on the back or side of the router. Power up the router while continuing to hold the WPS. Continue to hold for 15 seconds as the router powers on (note this could be up to 45 seconds on some models before lights flash).
- You will see the lights on the router flashing steadily and this is how you know you have reset the router.
- Let the router sit for about a minute and then reboot the router.
Aircove, Linksys and Netgear FlashRouters:
- While the router is plugged in, find the reset button located on the back of the router. You will need a pin or pencil to hold down the button for 15 seconds.
- You will see the lights on the back of the router flash simultaneously and this is how you know you have reset the router.
- Let the router sit for about a minute and then reboot the router.
Access Router Settings
1. Connect to the FlashRouter’s network via ethernet cable or wireless.
The wireless network will appear as “Aircove”, “Linksys##”, “Netgear##”, or “Asus” and the password to join the network will be the default wireless password printed on the bottom of the router.
2. Open your web browser and enter expressvpnrouter.com or 192.168.132.1 in the URL.
3. Click Get Started on the ExpressVPN page that is displayed.
4a. If your FlashRouter is wired to the Internet correctly then you will be prompted to enter your ExpressVPN Activation Code found in your ExpressVPN account. Paste that in and click Sign in to ExpressVPN.
4b. If your FlashRouter is not wired correctly or is not receiving Internet properly make sure you are wired as detailed in the diagram that appears. If you are stuck at this screen we recommend powering off your ISP modem and any other router that the ExpressVPN FlashRouter is wired to and then powering them back up one by one.
Proceed with step “4a” above once the router is receiving Internet and you are prompted to enter the Activation Code.
5. Select if you want to share anonymous crash report data with ExpressVPN to help them improve the firmware for future releases.
6. Set the WiFi name and password your wireless devices will use to connect to the FlashRouter’s network. Make sure the WiFi name is unique and not a duplicate of an existing WiFi name if you change it. You can also leave it as the default information if you like. Click Continue.
7. Enter the admin password you will use to access the ExpressVPN router settings. Be sure to TYPE CAREFULLY when setting the admin password as a typo will result in needing to reset the router again. Note this password in a secure location or commit it to memory.
8. Your ExpressVPN FlashRouter is now fully setup!
ExpressVPN/Aircove FlashRouter Internet Setup and Activation
Follow this article when you receive your new ExpressVPN FlashRouter to connect your FlashRouter to the Internet via ExpressVPN and customize your network so it is ready to use.
Obtain your ExpressVPN Activation Code
If you are not already an ExpressVPN user Sign Up Now.
1. Visit ExpressVPN’s website login page.
2. Copy your ExpressVPN Activation code and paste it into a document or leave this page open while you proceed with the instructions.
Access Router Settings
1. Connect to the FlashRouter’s network via ethernet cable or wireless.
The wireless network will appear as “Aircove”, “Linksys##”, “Netgear##”, or “Asus” and the password to join the network will be the default wireless password printed on the bottom of the router.
2. Open your web browser and enter expressvpnrouter.com or 192.168.132.1 in the URL.
3. Click Get Started on the ExpressVPN page that is displayed.
4a. If your FlashRouter is wired to the Internet correctly then you will be prompted to enter your ExpressVPN Activation Code found in your ExpressVPN account. Paste that in and click Sign in to ExpressVPN.
4b. If your FlashRouter is not wired correctly or is not receiving Internet properly make sure you are wired as detailed in the diagram that appears. If you are stuck at this screen we recommend powering off your ISP modem and any other router that the ExpressVPN FlashRouter is wired to and then powering them back up one by one.
Proceed with step “4a” above once the router is receiving Internet and you are prompted to enter the Activation Code.
5. Select if you want to share anonymous crash report data with ExpressVPN to help them improve the firmware for future releases.
6. Set the WiFi name and password your wireless devices will use to connect to the FlashRouter’s network. Make sure the WiFi name is unique and not a duplicate of an existing WiFi name if you change it. You can also leave it as the default information if you like. Click Continue.
7. Enter the admin password you will use to access the ExpressVPN router settings. Be sure to TYPE CAREFULLY when setting the admin password as a typo will result in needing to reset the router again. Note this password in a secure location or commit it to memory.
8. Your ExpressVPN FlashRouter is now fully setup!
Change VPN Protocols on ExpressVPN/Aircove firmware
Changing the VPN protocol your ExpressVPN FlashRouter is using can help with obtaining faster speeds while connected to VPN and connectivity issues in some regions of the world. A great advantage of using ExpressVPN firmware is the ability to use multiple protocols such as OpenVPN, IKEv2, and ExpressVPN’s own protocol Lightway.
1. Connect to the FlashRouter’s network via ethernet cable or wireless.
2. Open your web browser and enter expressvpnrouter.com or 192.168.132.1 in the URL.
3. Login with your ExpressVPN FlashRouter admin password.
4. Select VPN Options on the left hand side of the menu.
5. Select VPN Preferences on the left hand side of the menu.
6. Choose the VPN protocol that best suits your needs. We typically see the fastest speeds while using the Lightway – UDP or IKEv2 protocols. Click Save.
7. Click OK and then select Dashboard.
8. Click Disconnect to turn the VPN connection off.
9. Click Connect to turn the VPN connection back on so it is using the new Protocol you selected.
Change Wireless Channels on ExpressVPN/Aircove firmware
Changing the wireless channel on your ExpressVPN FlashRouter can help with WiFi stability and allows you to use a wireless channel with less traffic in your local environment.
1. Connect to the FlashRouter’s network via ethernet cable or wireless.
2. Open your web browser and enter expressvpnrouter.com or 192.168.132.1 in the URL.
3. Login with your ExpressVPN FlashRouter admin password.
4. Select Network Settings on the left hand side of the menu.
5. Select Wi-Fi Settings on the left hand side of the menu.
6. Select Advanced Settings.
7. Select the Channel Width and Main Channel you want your ExpressVPN FlashRouter to use. Note that higher 5GHz Wi-Fi channels will not be compatible with older devices. Click Save. Click Continue.
Separate 2.4GHz and 5GHz Wi-Fi bands on ExpressVPN/Aircove firmware
By default ExpressVPN firmware bonds the 2.4GHz and 5GHz wireless networks to a single wireless network name. Your device will automatically choose which one will provide the best connection. You can separate these networks to have unique Wi-Fi names so you can control which network your devices will use.
1. Connect to the FlashRouter’s network via ethernet cable or wireless.
2. Open your web browser and enter expressvpnrouter.com or 192.168.132.1 in the URL.
3. Login with your ExpressVPN FlashRouter admin password.
4. Select Network Settings on the left hand side of the menu.
5. Select Wi-Fi Settings on the left hand side of the menu.
6. Click the toggle for Separate 2.4GHz and 5GHz Wi-Fi.
7. Separate Wi-Fi details for the 5GHz band will now display. You can change the name and password if you so choose or leave it with the default name and password with “-5GHz” added to the name. Click Save. Click Continue.
Using Device Groups to bypass VPN on ExpressVPN/Aircove firmware
Bypassing the ExpressVPN tunnel on certain devices allows you to have multiple IP Addresses while connected to the same router. This feature is very helpful with certain websites where VPN is blocked such as streaming services and banking information.
1. Connect to the FlashRouter’s network via ethernet cable or wireless.
2. Open your web browser and enter expressvpnrouter.com or 192.168.132.1 in the URL.
3. Login with your ExpressVPN FlashRouter admin password.
4. Select VPN Off on the right hand side of the menu.
5. Click and drag the device that you want to bypass the VPN tunnel to the No VPN area.
The devices assigned to No VPN will now correct directly to your ISP internet while the devices in the VPN group will remain connected to the VPN server.
Using Device Groups to connect to multiple VPN locations on ExpressVPN/Aircove firmware
ExpressVPN offers a great feature of connecting the FlashRouter to multiple ExpressVPN servers at the same time. You can then assign your devices to the location that you wish.
1. Connect to the FlashRouter’s network via ethernet cable or wireless.
2. Open your web browser and enter expressvpnrouter.com or 192.168.132.1 in the URL.
3. Login with your ExpressVPN FlashRouter admin password.
4. Select Add Group and name the new group or select one of the pre-named groups below.
5. Click the three dots next to the new server location and type in the location you want to connect to. Click the new location to connect.
5. Click and drag the device that you want assigned to the VPNÂ New Group.
The devices assigned to new group will now connect to that location while the devices in the first VPN group will remain connected to the VPN server selected in that area.
Change server locations on ExpressVPN/Aircove firmware
You can change the ExpressVPN server location at any time so your Internet connection appears as originating from that location.
1. Connect to the FlashRouter’s network via ethernet cable or wireless.
2. Open your web browser and enter expressvpnrouter.com or 192.168.132.1 in the URL.
3. Login with your ExpressVPN FlashRouter admin password.
4. Click the three dots next to the server location.
5. Type in the location you want to connect to. Click the new location to connect.
6. You are now connected to the new server location.
ExpressVPN offers servers in locations all over the world. Typically for speeds it is best to connect to the server closest to your actual location. Clicking a country instead of a city will connect you to the ideal city in that country.
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