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Hi,
I was wondering what would be the best way to use OpenVPN
(I.e. what would be the configuration options and possibly
scripting around the OpenVPN processes) to create
each-with-each VPN network. (I.e. not a star network with a
central VPN router).
I.e. there are three dialup linux machines (A,B,C) and
three dialup windows machines (D,E,F). All of these machines
(except one linux machine) have dynamic IPs, but they have a
constantly updated DNS entry, so their DNS name is
guaranteed to point to the right IP address within 60
seconds of an IP change.
What is required is each-with-each network, I.e. total of
15 connections.
But each machine should be reachable from any other
machines under one and the same unique IP. I.e. machine A
would be at 192.168.1.A (no matter from which machine you
want to connect), B at 192.168.1.B, etc.
I would know how to set this up with linux-only machines,
because I know linux will allow me to have multiple
interfaces with the same IP (and the routing table decides
which interface to send a packet out on). But can Windows
(Windows 2000 and XP) have multiple interfaces with the same
IP address ?
How do I set this up ? Do I use on Windows TUN or TAP
drivers ?
Any comments, advice and pointers are appreciated !
Thanks,
John
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