My Unraid experiment is getting a bit expensive. To do that I will have to buy something like a WRT1200 for 140 dollars, which would still be underpowered to hit 100 mbps and I still have to buy the Unraid license. I don't need max WAN bandwidth on the Unraid server, but I need more than 6 mbps and I don't want a bunch of potential lan latency from maxing out the router. The problem is my single core 800 mhz router is maxing out around 6 mbps instead of 120 which it should hit. So far my only working solution is running PIA through my DDWRT router and using Policy Based Routing withing the DDWRT OpenVPN client to make it only route the Unraid IP, which was surprisingly easy to setup and I still can access Unraid just fine from the rest of the network. I've read about using pfsense and routing all Unraid traffic through that, but again, the documentation seems limited/outdated or just a far over engineered solution for what I should need.
#Pia vpn windows 10 startup 2017 how to#
I've read about the OpenVPN Client Plugin and I have that installed, but I couldn't find any instructions on how to set it up. I've read several threads on OpenVPN on Unraid and most seem outdated/for older version of Unraid. I'd like someone to at least point me in the current right direction on VPN because on Unraid it seems like the most complicated part of the setup. I want a solution where my local network can still connect to all those wonderful web interfaces and all the Unraid traffic goes through PIA. I have no need to access Unraid from outside my network. The goal of VPN is have VPN on all the indexer traffic.
#Pia vpn windows 10 startup 2017 install#
Previously I just run PIA VPN client on my Windows install and it was as simple as running the software client and setting it to startup and autoconnect. I'm also working full time and moving to Unraid has taken a lot of hours of work and I'm down to 6 days. I've managed to convert most of my Windows Plex/Sonarr/Couchpotato/Nzbget/rutorrent functionality to Unraid, but I'm still lacking a reasonably easy VPN solution.
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