OpenVPN and modemmanager on we826
Posted: Sun Sep 22, 2019 6:58 pm
Hey all,
Having trouble getting my we826 connected to a VPN and cellular network at the same time. Following build tutorial, I installed the modem manager firmware, got setup and connected fine, The trouble came when I went to connect to a vpn via the openVPN protocol. Attempting to install the "openvpn-openssl" package returns an error code for an unsupported (outdated) kernel. So I went hunting for a newer build and wound up installing 18.06.4 from the openwrt website. Upon learning the "modemmanager" protocol is not baked into the default openwrt builds for the we826, nor is it available as an install-able package, I feel as though I've reached a dead end.
So my questions;
Is there a build of openwrt that has both modemmanager and openvpn installed by default?
Alternatively, is there a way to connect to an LTE network without using the modemmanager protocol?
Do i just need to start compiling my own version of openwrt for the we826?
I know I'm not the first person to run into this issue.
Having trouble getting my we826 connected to a VPN and cellular network at the same time. Following build tutorial, I installed the modem manager firmware, got setup and connected fine, The trouble came when I went to connect to a vpn via the openVPN protocol. Attempting to install the "openvpn-openssl" package returns an error code for an unsupported (outdated) kernel. So I went hunting for a newer build and wound up installing 18.06.4 from the openwrt website. Upon learning the "modemmanager" protocol is not baked into the default openwrt builds for the we826, nor is it available as an install-able package, I feel as though I've reached a dead end.
So my questions;
Is there a build of openwrt that has both modemmanager and openvpn installed by default?
Alternatively, is there a way to connect to an LTE network without using the modemmanager protocol?
Do i just need to start compiling my own version of openwrt for the we826?
I know I'm not the first person to run into this issue.