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Another suggestion is to assign a specific IP address to each client using a ccd folder (see the howto), then route each IP address using iptables/route. This would be an easy way of doing it for less than, say, 5 users. Any more, and you're better off with a client connect/disconnect script of your own invention.
Hope this helps,
Jan
On 05/02/07, Serge Wautier <serge@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
--client-connect and --client-disconnect seem to
be what you are looking for.
HTH,
Hi,
I'd like to associate a 'profile' based on the user (if
I use radius) or certificate so, for instance, user 'john' would have full
access (FORWARD all packets) and user 'doe' would be enabled just to access
por 80 and port 143 of the internal web/email server.
I already have
the openvpn server configured and running but to today all connections have
the same privileges.
After searching the archives I could not find any
tips regarding this. I am assuming there is a way to call an external
script, that I'd have to create, with the user's parameters.
Any
tips?
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