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I've recently moved out of the USA. Before my move I signed up for a VPN service.
I've been searching for a way to enable network-level VPN for all my devices through my router. It seem easy enough through a router that supports OpenVPN or through flashing tomato on a compatible router.
Having said that, I don't need to be VPN'd into the US all the time and the solutions I've found seem to be all or nothing.
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Is there a way to enable VPN only on a single Ethernet port on a router (any router...I'm willing to purchase one). Doing this would allow a second VPN'd wireless connection or a hardwire VPN connection.
If VPN cannot be enabled for a single port, does a router exist that would allow easy switching on/off of VPN capabilities?
Based on your new question I would assume this is the answer you are looking for. Could you please mark it as an answer so it can be useful for posterity as well?
– mtak – 2014-06-17T08:38:34.7971Actually, it's not quite the answer I'm looking for. To get there, I would have had to modify my question so much that your answer wouldn't have fit (totally my fault, not yours). I thought it would be best to post a new question instead. I'm going to mark this as correct and hope for a more detailed answer to my new question. – James Hill – 2014-06-17T08:41:12.790