Yes, we do make use of the VOIP service aswell as the VPN service hence the route supplied was great and this is why a cant understand why you would remove such a feature from the router especially without any warning or option for those customer that require VPN to retain the feature. so with out have two routers or a route and a server is there another router that will provide me with VOIP and VPN? ... View more

You must know this statment is rubbish using a VPN os the standard way to securely tunnel into a customer local network. So now we are expected to purchase a server to run a vPN services that was running fine on the TP-Link router  ... View more

This is not in our best interests, the Open VPN feature was very very useful  and for TPG to remove this feature with no warning is not in the best interests of the customer that were using this function of the modem! and to now expect us to have to setup this function at extra cost to the customer is also not good! TPG need to offere us a image of the firmware that allow this option else its time to move providers    "In the best interests of our network and customer security, our vendor and security team have chosen to disable the VPN Server functionality on the TPLink VR1600   If you wish to use VPN server functionality, we recommend you install 3rd party software on your PC/server which will address your needs. "   ... View more