OpenVPN as a client built-in on router

Need OpenVPN CLIENT support in a Linksys WRTSL54GS router using OpenWRT (or different firmware). Goal is to be able to connect computers to the router so that a connection with a remote VPN server is automatically established. That way, on computers, no OpenVPN client needs to be installed. Details: Linksys WRTSL54GS with OpenWRT White Russian. We have installed openvpn as a client on this router, connected via internet to a remote server pc across the country running OpenVPN server. This works great when we work on the OpenWRT client router: we can ping the remote OpenVPN Server and all internet traffic gets redirected over the remote server, which it should. However, when we connect a pc to the OpenWRT router (running OpenVPN client), all internet connections bypass the remote OpenWRT Server and only use the local internet connection. Please note: the point is not to install OpenVPN clients on the PCs as well, but let the router handle all this. Schematically: (1) ---------internet (2)---------(3)------- (4) PC1 (IP [login to view URL]) ^-----(4) PC2 (IP [login to view URL]) ^-----(4) PC3 (IP [login to view URL]) 1. OpenVPN Server on a server pc with public Internet IP [login to view URL] 2. Internet connection 3. OpenWRT Router (internal IP [login to view URL]) with OpenVPN client (which gets an IP from OpenVPN Server, such as [login to view URL]) 4. Client PCs connected to the OpenWRT Router which should get an internal IP ([login to view URL]) but ALL traffic should be routed over the OpenVPN link to Server). These IPs are attributed by a DHCP server on the network (which is not the OpenWRT router).