LimeVPN for Router
Set up LimeVPN on your router with WireGuard or OpenVPN. Supports OpenWrt, ASUS Merlin, pfSense, DD-WRT, and GL.iNet.
Log in to your LimeVPN portal to download your personal WireGuard config file.
Router Setup Steps
Check your router firmware: OpenWrt 21+, ASUS Merlin 386.1+, pfSense 2.5+, and GL.iNet routers support WireGuard natively.
If your router only supports OpenVPN (DD-WRT, Tomato, older firmware), download the OpenVPN config from your dashboard instead.
Log in to portal.limevpn.com and download the WireGuard .conf file for your preferred server.
Access your router admin panel (typically 192.168.1.1 or 192.168.0.1).
OpenWrt: go to Network > Interfaces > Add New Interface > Protocol: WireGuard. Enter the private key, address, DNS, peer public key, endpoint, and allowed IPs from your .conf file.
ASUS Merlin: go to VPN > WireGuard Client > Import Profile > upload the .conf file directly.
pfSense: go to VPN > WireGuard > Add Tunnel > enter the config values from your .conf file.
DD-WRT (OpenVPN): go to Services > VPN > OpenVPN Client > paste the .ovpn config contents.
Save and apply. All devices connected to your router are now protected — no individual apps needed.
Features
- ✓ Protect every device on your network at once
- ✓ No per-device app needed — phones, TVs, consoles all covered
- ✓ WireGuard support on OpenWrt, ASUS Merlin, pfSense, GL.iNet
- ✓ OpenVPN fallback for DD-WRT and older firmware
- ✓ No device limit — every connected device is protected
System Requirements
- • OpenWrt 21+, ASUS Merlin 386+, pfSense 2.5+, DD-WRT, or GL.iNet
- • WireGuard or OpenVPN client support in firmware
- • At least 128 MB RAM recommended
Supported Protocols
How to Download Your Config File
- 1 Log in at portal.limevpn.com with your account email.
- 2 Navigate to the "WireGuard" section for WireGuard configs, or "OpenVPN" for OpenVPN configs.
- 3 Select your preferred server location.
- 4 Download the config file (.conf for WireGuard, .ovpn for OpenVPN).
- 5 A WireGuard config file contains: [Interface] with your PrivateKey, Address (e.g., 10.x.x.x/32), and DNS; and [Peer] with the server PublicKey, Endpoint (server:port), and AllowedIPs (0.0.0.0/0 for full tunnel).
- 6 If your router does not support .conf file import, you will need to copy each value manually into the router admin panel.
Need help setting up? Follow our step-by-step guide.