SoftEther VPN User Forum

I am trying to set up a L2TP/IPsec VPN Server on my home broadband. However, the VPN server is setup on a Win 10 computer running over a WiFi connection and I am clueless how to proceed from here.

I believe bridging the ethernet adapter with the virtual hub will do but I am not able to select the WiFi adapter. Have tried securenat, I could connect to the server on the mobile phone but can't access internet.

Connection schematic as follows
Internet modem -> Wireless Router (192.168.0.1) -> WiFi Win 10 Computer (192.168.0.2)
Have enabled UDP ports 500 and 4500 in router.

Would appreciate advice please.

xryan wrote:

> I believe bridging the ethernet adapter with the virtual hub will do but I am not
> able to select the WiFi adapter.
> > Would appreciate advice please.

Hi xryan. I did this a few days ago. You would only bridge to the ethernet adapter if you plan to use ethernet on your laptop. Look again when you go back to the bridging screen in Softether vpn server. Their should be a pull down menu where the ethernet can be seen and there you should find the name of your wifi hardware below.. for example it might say something like Atheros or some other name. if you see more than 1 or 2 and are unsure try googling the names until you find one that sounds like wifi radio hardware. Should work after that.

Thanks for your reply. Nope can't find the wireless adapter (it's TP-Link WN727N). Even restarted the computer after installing. Please see attachment.

Anyone knows of a walkaround?

xryan
Have you tried pushing down arrow key after this pop up opens to see if there is anything hidden below out of sight? The first time I tried it I did not see my Ralink wifi device but somehow it appeared later.

eastavin wrote:
> xryan
> Have you tried pushing down arrow key after this pop up opens to see if
> there is anything hidden below out of sight? The first time I tried it I
> did not see my Ralink wifi device but somehow it appeared later.

Yep I did. Even restarted numerous times. Anyone knows anyway to get the softether to recognise my WiFi ethernet device?

xryan at long last I found a reference in the Softether online manual that said that most wifi devices cant create a local bridge. In that writers opinion only a minority are created so as to work in this fashion. I guess I got lucky with the Ralink device in my HP laptop. Sorry for the bad news.

Here is one idea that might offer you a workaround. See section 3.6.5 and 3.6.6 the latter has a manual configure that might work. https://www.softether.org/4-docs/1-manu ... al_Bridges

Thanks alot. This is most helpful.