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Turning a Linksys WRT54GL Router Into a VPN Server
submitted by rjdudley 6 months, 12 days ago

rjdudley.com — Ever need that spec document or need to check into Subversion when you're at home? I find myself in that situation often, and the best way to access the office is via VPN. Using a Linksys router, the open source DD-WRT firmware and OpenVPN client, I now have a full featured VPN appliance. Setup was a little convoluted, so I've posted the process I went through to make this happen.

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