I have even completely reset the router and same problems return. Pretty much OpenVPN is completely non-functional on 2 routers. When I try TAP the VPN connection becomes unstable and the TAP Adapter goes from showing internet to no internet repeatedly every 30 seconds to one minute. I'm starting to wonder if it is a firmware problem. In fact my friend has the exact same router and I tried it with his and he also has the same issue. I matched the setting in the images exactly and I still can't get LAN thru TUN.
Been awhile now and the details are a little foggy. Not sure if is this is helpful, but when I needed to VPN into my office from home without opening ports on a router, I would have the office computer automatically establish a tunnel out to the home computer. That directs the incomming traffic on a port to the client by the private IP address. Port forwarding is the other part to get through the router firewall. Did you set up DHCP with static address for the client(s) on the LAN? The client hardware address is entered there in the router, then DHCP always gives same address to the client, even though client is set to automatic DHCP.
I am assuming a static route is needed somewhere? I have some NetGear switches plugged into my ASUS Router, and it is the devices plugged into those switches that I am not able to reach. EDIT : Actually, I think I am seeing the issue. I do have the configuration set to push LAN to clients, and my config allows clients to access LAN and Internet - but I still cannot connect (or even ping) anything that is on the LAN tht is not the router itself. I have my OpenVPN setup and configured, and I can connect - but the only thing I can access is the router itself.
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