I have set up a 2900 series with 3 port based VLans as follows

Port 1 is the management Vlan - Vlan0 on lan1 - 192.168.1.x
Port 2 is the Voip Vlan - Vlan 1 on lan2 - 192.168.2.x
Port 3 is the Voip Vlan - Vlan 1 on lan2
Port 4 is the Network - Vlan 2 on lan3 - 192.168.3.x
Port 5 is the Network - Vlan 2 o Lan 3

I have set up three differnt users on Openvpn to access the router

Connect1 - set to Lan1
Connect 2 - set to Lan2
Connect 3 set to Lan3

The idea is to allow me access to the 3 different Vlans

No matter what user I pick I still get an IP address in the 192.168.1.x range.

Can anyone point out why? Is there a more elegant solution?

thanks

Looks OK to me (I've have successfully done something similar on the 2860).

What happens if you assign a static address on the LAN in question? ... Does it honour that?

(Which actual model is it? ... the original Vigor 2900 from 2005 might not do this :wink: )