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Am Monday, den 8 October hub Martin Bretschneider folgendes in die Tasten: Hi! > I want to set up a OpenVPN server (using linux) that allows > "roadwarriors" (mostly using MS Windows) to connect to a LAN with an ip > range that is public, say 111.112.113.1-111.112.113.254 > I have some general question: > 1. It is possible to use IP-adresses of the public ip pool for the vpn > users, let's say 111.112.113.100-111.112.113.120? In the documentation I > always see non public ip adresses like 10.* and so on? Yes, it is. Im serving a complete subnet of public IP address to my clients. I understand you that way, that you do not want to let OpenVPN work with a complete subnet of addresse, but with a little part of the net instead. Am I right? If so, you might want to think about using a bridge-VPN. > 2. It is possible to redistribute the whole set of DHCP-information > (ip-address, subnetmask, DNS-server, gateway) out of the LAN to the > roadwarrier? Reading the howto it seems that only DNS- and WINS-server > is possible? If you use a bridge-VPN (instead of routet), the clients will get a complete ethernet interface via the OpenVPN. This way you can use DHCP to push out IPs and all the informaion you like. > 3. Let's say a road warrier has got an internet connection like cable > modem or DSL and he gets from his provider or the provider's router an > ip address. He then uses OpenVPN to connect the the OpenVPN-Server an > gets an ip address like 130.15.27.100. Only the traffic to the LAN > (111.112.113.0) should go through the vpn. Is this routing possible on > the windows client? I could not get this working mostly because I could > not set the gateway for the vpn connection. You push some route command to the clients. ______________________ OpenVPN mailing lists https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/openvpn-users |