ExpressVPN doesn’t document how to do this, but here’s what worked for me on a bipac-8700vax.
First we need to grab some details to let us set things up
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Login to your account on the ExpressVPN site
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Go to My Subscriptions > Set up ExpressVPN, it should take you to https://www.expressvpn.com/setup#manual
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Go to Manual Config > PPTP & L2TP-IPSec
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Copy the Username, Password
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Select the region you are in/want to connect to and copy the hostname. eg
la3-ubuntu-l2tp.expressprovider.com
Then we take this info and set up the VPN on the router
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Login to the router as the admin user
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Go to VPN > PPTP > PPTP Client
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Configure a new connection;
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Name = Give it a name
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WAN Interface = Default
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Username = Whatever was provided in step 4 above
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Password = Whatever was provided in step 4 above
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Auth. Type = MS-CHAPv2 - this is important, Auto did not work for me
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PPTP Server Address = Whatever was provided in step 5 above
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Connection Type = Remote Access
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Time to Connect = Always - assuming you don’t want to have to trigger a manual (re)connect
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Add
Now we can start the initial connection and check it
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Status > VPN > PPTP
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Click the Connect button
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Status > Log > System Log - for any diagnostics