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Your username/password is only for running nrclientcmd or NeoRouter Network Explorer so you can check computer's names, online status, etc., the neorouter connection has been established long before you run nrclientcmd. server does not need client to log in with username/password, as long as a client's HardwareID/HardwareID2 is in the known client list, neorouter connection will be established. server keeps a list of known clients with their HardwareID/HardwareID2, along with their computer names (in NeoRouter_0_0_1.db) ģ. a client has HardwareID and HardwareID2 (in Client.xml) Ģ. Please tell me that it is not some giant security hole I have just discovered. I really don't understand what's going on here. On Windows, I am unable to login into VPN when I disable or delete user.

Interesting, it does not happens with Windows clients, which use NeoRouter Network Explorer. I am sorry, but this is just ridiculous and I can't believe that it works this way. But as soon as it gets connected at least once (and gets VPN IP) I can do whatever I want (disable or delete user account), NeoRouter service will ALWAYS connect machine to the VPN. This way (after disabling/deleting user account) it can't connect to VPN anymore. The only way I can prevent client connecting to VPN is to delete computer from the list of computers in NeoRouter Configuration Explorer.

I don't know whether it makes any difference. One more detail - my Linux client is actually a VMWare Workstation virtual machine which runs on a Windows computer, which is itself connected to the NeoRouter VPN. But if I run command 'service nrservice.sh restart' then I become connected to VPN again! I ask the same question again - with what credentials has the client logged in? I run 'ifconfig' - and nrtap interface is here, I see my VPN 10.0.0.X IP, I can ping other machines connected to the VPN and everything is working. When I run 'nrclientcmd -d SERVER:PORT -u john -p john123' after I disable/delete user 'john', I am unable to login. Just FYI, I do not use GUI nor on server, neither on client machines, probably it is nto important, but anyway. My client is still able to log in into VPN. With what credentials has the client logged in? The username 'john' is already deleted! OK, let's restart server. We are connected to the VPN again! How come? I don't understand, really. Restarted nrservice.sh on client machine. We are connected to the VPN in again - despite user 'john' is now disabled! OK, let's delete user 'john'. Now, using NeoRouter Configuration Explorer', I have disabled user 'john'. I have run 'nrclientcmd -d SERVER:PORT -u john -p john123' and successfully connected into my NeoRouter VPN.

THE PROBLEM: I have created user 'john', password 'john123'. I use Windows utility 'NeoRouter Configuration Explorer' to manage users. on another Debian machine (also Wheezy 7.9).

I also have client running NeoRouter Free client v.2. Upgraded OpenSSL library to 1.0.1l and support TLS 1.I have NeoRouter Free server installed on Debian Wheezy 7.9, server version is 2.

Visit this website for more information: Upgraded OpenSSL library to 1.0.1l and support TLS 1.2 If you have any questions, feel free to post on our support forum or email us at Please visit our website for more information (). NeoRouter VPN Free is 100% free for both commercial and non-commercial usage. It only works with apps that use outgoing TCP connections. User needs to configure dynamic or static port forward tunnels.

On devices with Android 3.x and below, NeoRouter for Android operates in Tunnel mode.

User can seamlessly access remote computers by their virtual IP addresses using any app. On devices with Android 4.x and above, NeoRouter for Android operates in VPN mode. User can view the status of these computers and access them using various add-ons like remote desktop, terminal, file access, etc. NeoRouter is a cross-platform zero-configuration VPN solution that securely connects Windows, Mac, Linux, Android and FreeBSD computers at any locations into a virtual LAN. *** For tablet users, please also try NeoRouter Remote Access Client. *** In order to use NeoRouter VPN Client, you must setup a NeoRouter Free server.

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