4) Telnet to your router and enter the username of root and your administrative password.  

5a) If this is your second WRT (the VPN client DD-WRT) skip to step 5b.   If this is the VPN server WRT type in openvpn --genkey --secret /jffs/static.key and hit <enter>.  This will generate the static key we will use for our VPN.  (Once the command is complete the WRT will return to the bash prompt.   Now type cat /jffs/static.key and hit <enter>.    Copy and paste the output into notepad or wordpad.  You will need the key information for the next router.  Now you can skip to step 6. 

Below is a static key example.  DO NOT USE THIS KEY YOUR VPN WILL NOT BE SECURE.

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# 2048 bit OpenVPN static key

5b)  At the prompt tyep vi /jffs/static.key and hit <enter>.  Hit i to enter insert mode and then paste in the static key information your copied into notepad when working on your VPN server WRT.  After you are done pasting, hit escape and then type :wq and hit <enter>

6) At the prompt type chmod 700 /jffs/static.key and hit <enter>