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docs/general/set-up-adguard-vpn-on-your-router.md

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 ## How to set up AdGuard VPN on your router
 
-1. In your AdGuard account, select AdGuard VPN
-2. Under *Devices*, click *Add router*
-3. Select the desired VPN server location and generate credentials
-4. In your admin page, go to the router settings
-5. Enable *VPN Client* and click *Add VPN server*
-6. Select IPsec-client (it may be called IKE; not L2TP/IPsec)
-7. Enter the credentials you created in step 3
-8. Connect devices to your router
+To set up AdGuard VPN on your router, you will need an AdGuard VPN subscription. Then follow steps below.
+
+- In your AdGuard account, select AdGuard VPN
+- Under *Devices*, click *Add router*
+
+![Add router *mobile_border](https://cdn.adguardvpn.com/content/kb/vpn/general/2_device_router.png)
+
+- Select the desired VPN server location and generate credentials
+
+![Generate credentials *mobile_border](https://cdn.adguardvpn.com/content/kb/vpn/general/3_credentials.jpeg)
+
+Please note that the next steps may vary depending on your router. We have used Keenetic router as an example.
+
+- In your admin page, go to the router settings
+- Enable *VPN Client* and click *Add VPN server*
+- Select IPsec-client (it may be called IKE; not L2TP/IPsec)
+- Enter the credentials you created in step 3
+
+![Enter the credentials *mobile_border](https://cdn.adguardvpn.com/content/kb/vpn/general/7_router.jpeg)
+
+- Connect devices to your router
 
 :::note
 
 You’ll need to update your router settings if you want to change the VPN server location.
 
 :::
+
+## Why setting up AdGuard VPN on your router may be useful
+
+- With AdGuard VPN on your router, neither your VPN provider nor anyone else has access to your internet activity.
+- Installing AdGuard VPN on your router secures your entire network, meaning that all devices connected to it are protected.
+- You can protect multiple devices, including those that don't normally support VPN software such as PlayStation, Apple TV and other gaming or streaming consoles.