Every small business with more than one location eventually hits the same wall: how do you securely connect two offices so employees can share files, access the company server, or use the same point‑of‑sale system — without an IT department? The answer used to be expensive enterprise gear or a managed VPN service. The pcWRT […]
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Setting up a WireGuard VPN behind CGNAT is a common headache for home networkers and small businesses. Carrier-Grade NAT (CGNAT) means your ISP hides your router behind a shared public IP, making it impossible for external clients to initiate a traditional inbound connection. Most tutorials tell you to pay for a static IP or use […]
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Are you tired of losing your VPN connection every time your ISP changes your home IP address? You are not alone. Dynamic public IPs are the number one headache for remote access—but the pcWRT router has a built‑in cure. With the native pcWRT DDNS feature, you can assign a fixed, memorable domain name (like myhome.pcwrt.net) […]
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Google AI gives contradictory info when you search for “Double VPN vs Multi-hop VPN”. You can’t really blame AI for the confusion because the articles AI digested provided inconsistent and confusing information in the first place. Sometimes double VPN is described as a special case of multiple-hop VPN, where double VPN being two hops but […]
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Split Tunnel Between VPN and ISP Connection or Two VPN Connections In an ordinary VPN split tunneling scenario, you can split-tunnel your network traffic between a VPN connection and direct Internet connection. That scenario is completely supported on the pcWRT router. Moreover, since the pcWRT router supports up to three concurrent VPN connections, you can […]
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