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Before I get to my question, some background. I recently setup a VPN so
that I could connect to my LAN at home without having to do any strange port
forwarding. Right now, I'm doing on-site development and lug my laptop
along, so I want to connect from their office. I also intend on setting up
the VPN with two other friends, so that all of our development servers can
be accessed in a better/more secure manner. To this end, I created a
central hub, the point where all VPN clients connect. Here's a little
diagram: gateway (linux) --- internet --- open vpn hub (linux) --- internet --- laptop (winxp) 69.194.110.x 207.234.129.x 66.207.201.x 10.0.1.1 |
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10.0.1.xThe OpenVPN hub coughs up IPs from the 10.0.0.x block, and it's own IP is 10.0.0.1. I've installed the client on the LAN gateway, and on the laptop. I setup the route to the internal LAN in OpenVPN, both in the configuration file and in the ccd directory. Also setup client-to-client, so that it can be advertised. Now, when the gateway and laptop are connected to each other, they can ping each other. However, I cannot get to any machines behind the gateway on the LAN. Is there some route that I need to manually add to the server to get that to happen? Any help would be mighty appreciated. Mike (And I apologize for using Hotmail, but I'm unable to access my regular mail server here.) ____________________________________________ Openvpn-users mailing list Openvpn-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/openvpn-users |