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> Dick St.Peters writes: > > As I write this I have 7 users tunneled into our tunnel > server, and 6 of those 7 are joined to the server's subnet. > None of these tunnels are bridged. Would you be willing to give me some details on how you've configured this? I feel like I've gotten close, but I keep circling around the solution. I can open a tunnel between the two machines, and my client can ping the server through the tunnel (and vice versa), but I can't get my client to show up on the same subnet as the server. Here's my setup (in case it matters): OpenVPN Server: Red Hat 9, Linux 2.4 kernel Single NIC, Private IP Address: 192.168.230.204 Local Subnet: 192.168.230.0/24 The server has a statically mapped public IP address (call it x.x.38.78). All requests that come into the DSL router destined for this address get mapped through to 192.168.230.204. Unfortunately, this means that I can't have OpenVPN bind to the public address, because the machine is for all intents and purposes unaware of that address. OpenVPN Client: Windows XP I don't need broadcast, so a routed solution would be perfect. I just can't manage to fit the last piece into place to join my clients to the server's subnet. Thanks loads, Michael ____________________________________________ Openvpn-users mailing list Openvpn-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/openvpn-users |