TomatoUSB

I'm having trouble getting a VPN setup and working with my Android phone.

Here is my network setup.

Cable modem
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WRT54GL Tomato 192.168.0.1
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Switch
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WRT54GL TomatoUSB VPN 192.168.0.2 - VPN 10.8.0.0

Rooted Droid X with OpenVPN for Android.

I have ports forwarded to the TomatoUSB for VPN access.

I can connect with my Android to the VPN.

I cannot access any websites or internal servers on my network.
I can ping 192.168.0.1 and access the routers config page.
I cannot ping local server names.
When trying to ping google.com it will resolve the IP but it will not ping.
When logged into the TomatoUSB VPN router I can ping 10.8.0.6
I can ping 10.8.0.1 from my phone.

Here are the setting I currently have in TomatoUSB
Server 1 Basic
Start with WAN - on. This does not seem to work as I have to manually start the service when I reboot the router. I'll work on this later.
Interface Type - TUN
Protocol - UDP
Port - 1194
Firewall - automatic
Authorization Mode - TLS
Estra HMAC - Disabled
VPN Subnet/netmask 10.8.0.0 255.255.255.0

Advanced
Poll interval - 0
Push LAN to clients - on
Direct clients to redirect internet traffic - on
Respond to DNS - on
Advertise DNS - on
Encryption cipher - use default
Compression - adaptive
TLS Renegotiation Time - -1
Manage client specific options - off

Can anyone help me get this working correctly?

I also would like to figure out how to setup open vpn on tomato

Pluginprius,

It sounds like you are just about there. If you connect your TomatoUSB VPN server directly to the cable modem, bypassing the existing 192.168.0.1 WRT54GL router, does it allow you to browse the internet through the VPN and connect to your internal servers as you desire? If so, what is going on between the two routers in the current configuration that is causing the issues. If you make both routers DHCP servers and put the TomatoUSB router in a different subnet, e.g. 192.168.3.0, does that help?

I have this setup working with great stability, but I am not attempting to connect over the VPN to internal addresses hosted from the first router (the router connected to my cable modem).

I did not want to leave this topic hanging.

I decided to try out openvpn access server on one of my servers. I managed to get get it working over TCP on port 80. For some reason I could not connect with UDP. May have been something to do with the the remote locations firewall. Anyway I have everything working fine. Now if I could have openvpn on android to only connect when on untrusted networks.