select a different proxy - you will almost always need to restart the router! The choice you face is ether: (1) Run separate clients on each of the devices accessing your LAN- no router reboot required or (2) Sling your BT Smart Hub 2 and buy an Asus router, configure your NordVPN firmware manually and reboot the router every time you want to switch proxy. Note that whenever you want to 'stir the tunnel' - i.e.
You must then configure the settings manually yourself. You can (apparently - never done it yet myself) download the Asus firmware that runs the VPN 'router client' directly from the VPN provider's website.
sudo wg show nordlynx private-key Output of this command should be something like this: CKMAE9LARlt2eZHgGnNaSUYiKLLkJN7f3hed/bWm5E8 This is your private key. (If that all makes sense.!) The most popular router brands are the from the Asus family. Connect to nordvpn with command: nordvpn c After successful connection run ifconfig nordlynx write down its IP address somewhere, you’ll need it later. From what I can make out, if you're looking for LAN wide protection by accessing your VPN provider's tunnel directly from your router, you need to buy a router that allows for the updating of the router firmware to load and run the firmware version of your VPN provider's client. It's just another way of saying that they don't care what VPN client you run on your computer. The boast that "all BT Smart Hubs are configured to support most VPN clients" is vacuously meaningless and totally redundant.
The BT Smart Hub 2 does NOT support VPN firmware. Hi! Just seen your question and I'm now in the same boat.
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