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From our reports it seems that this usually happens on PS3 systems (Sony playstation), but may also happen on others. We also have one report here on the GeekDrop help forums of it happening after they used our Netflix Error AIP-701 hack.
This device has been deactivated. There could be a problem with your account or it could have been deactivated through Netflix..com (We have found tweaking the Netflix Help Page's steps to our way usually works a bit better.)
Original error ui-502: encountered on Nintendo Wii, reloaded Netflix software and error resolved to error ui-108. Inspected router ip assignments, located multiple devices with duplicate ip's. My router frequently assigns duplicate ip's, a quick router reset resolves this issue. Just be warned if you or your family operates a small network (ex: smartphones, pc's, consoles, or tv's) there is potential of conflicting ip's and your system may be unable to properly notify you of this exact issue. Reset router, and device, all is well.
YouTube and other apps work fine on the TV so it's not an internet problem. Also I'm able to get Netflix up on my phone so again not an internet problem. I've tried the answer Google gave me, which was to unplug the TV for a minute and then hold power button for 5 seconds, didn't work, reset the tv didnt work, reset modem router didnt work all the google answers seem to be wrong for me i cant get to Netflix since saturday in my smart tv I'm desperately hoping someone here will have an answer.
@Kherby Yes I know that you want it working inside VPR, that's what I'd like to have too.
But just in case you missed my point: you can just leave the firewall rule there that I added, no need to remove it or anything. If VPR works the firewall rule will do nothing. If VPR fails to route the VPN traffic of certain clients through the VPN interface, the clients will not be able to have internet through the WAN interface.
I can only select WAN interface in the Policy section but my WAN is actually called WWAN as I am using one of my wireless adapters as a client to connect to my main router downstairs. How can I get this to work with my config?
I'm using WireGuard as my VPN, I have some wired clients and some other wireless clients that connect to the 2.4GHz radio. My 5GHz radio is in client mode to the other router. All works well but I cannot access Netflix from my VPN protected devices which is why I wanted to use your package.
Is there something additional I need to do to allow INCOMING traffic to the 10.10.10.0/24 subnet outside of the VPN tunnel - i.e. via my public IP address, but continue to route traffic originating OUT from my network to the VPN?
Thanks!
The set-top box provides TV via a digital aerial and also has apps for Amazon Prime Video, Netflix, BBC iPlayer etc. all of which are prevented from working due to my VPN. If I try to play something on Amazon Video with VPR disabled it rightly complains of me using a VPN and won't play. If I enable VPR it then plays which suggests to me that VPR is working as it should. I even used the built-in web browser to check my IP address at ipaddress.net and it sees my IP address not the VPN's one.
When I disable VPR I can run the Netflix app and browse the library fine but when I play something it detects the VPN and won't play (as expected). However when I enable VPR the app complains that it can't connect to the Netflix servers but it can connect to the internet. Strangely I can play stuff on Netflix on my PC which doesn't bypass the VPN. I can also play stuff with the Netflix app on my Android phone but I cannot cast it to my Chromecast.
I have successfully created VPN setup for myself on the router. I can use the vpn connection and it also changes the wan IP. Then I put route-nopull into the VPN config so I can selectively choose what sites go through the VPN. But it doesn't work for me. I think i have followed everything as it was written and entered the required websites into the LuCI config but those sites still route through my normal wan connection. They dont get routed from the vpn as i have put the config in VPN policy routing. Can someone help how do I fix it? If you need any config to see, I'll be happy to provide.
It would be really good if there were some expanded how tos and recipes for configuring openwrt with these packages(I realise that you can't put everything into a readme). This topic is really to long for every new user to read (I have read all of this topic and the preceding topic, but my brain went numb somewhere along the way). Is there a wiki for these packages? maybe I missed it.
What I want to do (and several others have previously asked with varying answers and degrees of success) is to set up a router with a VPN client where the wan remains the default route, but selected clients or subnets (and perhaps destinations) are routed through the VPN. I would prefer that the VPN route use the routing data pushed by the VPN server. I have tried a couple of times, but end up locking myself out of the router.
Even better would be if someone would write a complete how-to for setting up a router with 2 radio interfaces, one defaulting to WAN routing and the other defaulting to VPN, with the ability to add routing exceptions as required.
An option to load domains from file would be nice to have. For example in countries with state-wide censorship.
But there is also a concern about how will dnsmasq/iptables/ipsets behave when loaded with thousands of domains/ips.
Hi guys, according to the readme, by using dnsmasq-full I can use wildcard domain names (or top level domain names ie *.domain-com) What I have found is, if I add a domain name that does not have an A record but does have A records at 3rd level only, I get an error on start. Wondering if anyone has a solution to this. Seems to me what happens is when I add a domain, it does an nslookup, grabs all the ip addresses then adds them to IPtables.
What I am trying to achieve is, route all netflix traffic through my VPN tunnel, and route all other traffic through the WAN. The purpose of this is I want to get USA netflix at the same time as be able to use a local streaming tv service that also uses geo blocking. As part of the universes plan to make my life difficult, my local tv streaming service also uses AWS for content hosting, so trying to whitelist the entire aws AS does not help me. (Adding just netflix-com and 8.8.8.8/8.8.4.4 does not let me see the USA content). I could list all the domains one by one, but some of them look dynamic eg: netflix-990.vo.llnwd-net
Is it possible to use regex with domain name entries? I'm trying to make VPN rules for exceptions to Netflix, Amazon, and a few others. Going to be very hard to do that without regex (or DPI, if it exists for openwrt?)
Looks like there's a regex supported dnsmasq available, but I still haven't been able to determine if iptables ipsets can process regex values, or if vpn-policy-routing can pass them along to dnsmasq.
The issue: port based policies do not work on some ports it would seem, the read me says 15 ports could be entered, after about 4-5 ports in one "remote ports" field, they no longer work after that. Some ports (27960 simply does not work to get out to WAN). IP based policies work perfectly. The ports that seem to work without an issue are 4 digits long.
27960 is a game port, confirmed that is the only one needed to go out via multiple sources (and devs), when I apply an IP policy to the game server, it works fine, when I apply the port based policy, it will not connect
I'm new to your packages, stangri. So, I'm not sure, which one I need.
I need OpenVPN to exclude some internal IPs to connect with. So, some IPs won't get VPN at all. Is VPN Bypass sufficient for this? Do I need vpn-policy-routing package instead?
Here are the errors, as I try to access to your repo (while executing opkg list-upgradable after entering your install commands) and showing dependencies, while installing vpn-policy-routing package:
Hi @stangri, thank you for this big enhancement that you made for the community!
It makes my life easy.
I only want to ask you if it is possible to make a routing policy for a service in lan (e.g webserver) to two different interfaces with your package ? So if I have A Webserver with IP 192.168.1.15 and I want to serve it to WAN and OPENVPN at same time.......
Would be nice if you give me a short hint if it's possible or i should stop to try it.....
Thank you in advance!
Regards
wiesel
What's going on about my Netflix error 1011? Is netflix down? Everytime I try to watch something on my phone, it says Sorry we could not reach the Netflix service. Please try again later. If the problem persists please visit netflix.com (1011). But it works perfect over WiFi idk what's going on...
I can no longer watch Netflix in any browser after upgrading to Windows 8. I get a DRM error N8156-6013. I get this error in all browsers.Plz help me out, quite thanks!
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