Why Do You Need a VPN for ASUS Routers?
By configuring a VPN on your ASUS router, you can:
Stay Protected Automatically
Forget having to switch on your VPN every time you go online. Your ASUS router handles VPN protection in the background, keeping all devices routed through it secure without any extra steps.
Connect More With One Slot
Protect your phones, laptops, tablets, and more without eating into your device limit. Your router counts as just one of your 10 PureVPN connections, regardless of how many devices you connect.
Secure Your Whole Home
Bring smart TVs, gaming consoles, and other devices without VPN apps under the same protection. Even visiting friends and family can benefit when connected to your home WiFi network.
How to Get a
ASUS VPN in Minutes
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Complete Your
Purchase
Finish checkout and get access to PureVPN for your ASUS router.
Setting Up a VPN on ASUS Routers
Check that your ASUS router supports OpenVPN client connections. Depending on your router model and firmware version, you can configure PureVPN through either VPN Client or VPN Fusion.
ASUS VPN Client
- Download the required ASUS OpenVPN configuration files.
- Access your ASUS router’s admin panel and go to VPN > VPN Client > Add Profile.
- Select OpenVPN, enter a profile name, and provide your PureVPN credentials.
- Click Choose File, select your preferred server location’s configuration file, and click Upload. Complete the CA certificate import if prompted, then click OK.
- Click Activate to connect. Check the System Log for Initialization Sequence Completed to verify the connection.
ASUS VPN Fusion
- Download the required ASUS OpenVPN configuration files.
- Access your ASUS router’s admin panel and go to VPN > VPN Fusion > Add New Profile.
- Enter a profile name and select OpenVPN as the VPN type.
- Click Choose File, upload your preferred server location’s configuration file, and enter your VPN credentials.
- Click Apply and Enable to activate the VPN connection.
What Makes PureVPN the
Best ASUS VPN?
Take a look at what makes PureVPN worth choosing:
Global
Server Network
Connect through a nearby server or switch countries for a different IP address. Choose from 6,000+ servers across 65+ countries worldwide.
Proven
No-Log Policy
Keep your household’s browsing off our records. Our independently audited no-log policy means we don’t store logs of your online activity.
24/7
Customer Support
VPN profile won’t import? Connection failing? Get expert help with ASUS router configuration and troubleshooting through our 24/7 live chat.
Strong
Encryption
Keep your online traffic unreadable to your ISP and other third parties. Strong encryption protects your data from unwanted snooping.
PureVPN Supported routers and devices
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I put a VPN on my ASUS router?
Yes, you can install a VPN on compatible ASUS routers. Configuring the VPN at the router level lets you protect multiple devices through one connection, without installing separate VPN apps.
Is it safe to use a VPN on an ASUS router?
Yes, using a VPN on an ASUS router is safe when configured correctly. It encrypts your data, keeping your online activity private from your ISP, hackers, and other third parties. Keep your router firmware updated for better security.
What VPN is compatible with ASUS?
PureVPN works with ASUS routers that support OpenVPN client connections. You can configure it through the router’s VPN Client or VPN Fusion interface using the required OpenVPN configuration files and credentials.
How do I check if my ASUS VPN is working?
Connect a device using your router’s VPN and check its public IP address online. If it matches your chosen VPN server instead of your usual home IP, the connection is working. You can also check the connection status in your ASUS router’s admin panel.
Is there a free VPN available for ASUS routers?
Some free VPN services may work with ASUS routers, but they must support manual OpenVPN configuration. Free plans often have limitations on data usage, servers, or router compatibility. PureVPN is a paid service with a 31-day money-back guarantee.