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  1. George
    17.04.2023 @ 17:09

    This tutorial will guide you through the steps to set up a VPN on a Huawei router with L2TP protocol. After setup, you can connect any number of devices to the VPN. This tutorial used the Huawei B525 router as a test device. Other models may not be supported. If you encounter difficulties for a specific router model, contact ExpressVPN support for additional assistance. To begin, log in to your ExpressVPN account. After clicking on the link in the welcome email or logging in to the website, click Set up on more devices. Click Manual setup on the left side of the screen, then select PPTP & L2TP / IPsec on the right. This will show you your username, password, and a list of server addresses worldwide. Please note this information as you will need it to set up your Huawei router. Log in to your router control panel by entering 192.168.0.1 or 192.168.8.1. If this does not work, see how to find the default gateway for your router. If you are logging in for the first time, use the credentials provided at the bottom of the router. Click on Settings > VPN. Fill in the details as follows: Enable L2TP: Checked LNS address: Insert the ExpressVPN configuration address you found above Host name: Your choice Tunnel password: 12345678 Handshake interval: 60 User name: Insert the username found above for manual ExpressVPN setup Password: Insert the ExpressVPN configuration password you found above Authentication: Auto Click Apply. When you see the “Success” message, check your IP to make sure you are connected to the VPN through the router. To connect to another ExpressVPN location, change the VPN server address next to LNS Address and click Apply. When you see the “Success” message, check your IP address to make sure you are connected to the new location through the router. To disconnect from the VPN server, uncheck the Enable L2TP box and click Apply.

  2. Derrick
    17.04.2023 @ 17:09

    This tutorial will guide you through the steps to set up a VPN on a Huawei router with L2TP protocol. After setup, you can connect any number of devices to the VPN. This tutorial used the Huawei B525 router as a test device. Other models may not be supported. If you encounter difficulties for a specific router model, contact ExpressVPN support for additional assistance. To begin, log in to your ExpressVPN account. After clicking on the link in the welcome email or logging in to the website, click Set up on more devices. Click Manual setup on the left side of the screen, then select PPTP & L2TP / IPsec on the right. This will show you your username, password, and a list of server addresses worldwide. Please note this information as you will need it to set up your Huawei router. Log in to your router control panel by entering 192.168.0.1 or 192.168.8.1. If this does not work, see how to find the default gateway for your router. If you are logging in for the first time, use the credentials provided at the bottom of the router. Click on Settings > VPN. Fill in the details as follows: Enable L2TP: Checked LNS address: Insert the ExpressVPN configuration address you found above Host name: Your choice Tunnel password: 12345678 Handshake interval: 60 User name: Insert the username found above for manual ExpressVPN setup Password: Insert the ExpressVPN configuration password you found above Authentication: Auto Click Apply. When you see the “Success” message, check your IP to make sure you are connected to the VPN through the router. To connect to another ExpressVPN location, change the VPN server address next to LNS Address and click Apply. When you see the “Success” message, check your IP address to make sure you are connected to the new location through the router. To disconnect from the VPN server, uncheck the Enable L2TP box and click Apply.