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serene
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 Posted: Wed Feb 20, 2013 5:05 pm Post subject: OpenVPN on the same Subnet... |
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Hello.
I wish to do some testing with OpenVPN on the LAN.
10.20.30.40 (Client) ------> 10.20.30.50 (Server)
Questions;
1. Is the only way via bridging, not routing ?
2. If this is possible, can the VPN be accessed from the outside
Thank you.
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scooter
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Location: Scottish Borders
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| Posted: Sun Feb 24, 2013 10:48 pm Post subject: openVPN |
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Hello,
1. Bridging seems to be the favourite option.
2. Yes, you can use dyndns or similar so that you can access from outside..
That's the short answer(s). I've only recently tried openVPN myself so learning about it. If you try to access from the same subnet I believe that can cause a problem so better to test from VBox or similar or from outside ( by outside I take it you mean " WWW " access..
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serene
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| Posted: Fri Mar 08, 2013 4:32 pm Post subject: Re: openVPN |
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| scooter wrote: |
If you try to access from the same subnet I believe that can cause a problem so better to test from VBox or similar or from outside ( by outside I take it you mean " WWW " access..
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scooter...
I'm not clear on your coments... have you sucessfully used Openvpn on the same subnet ?
i.e. Client 10.20.30.40 <----> Server 10.20.30.50
The 'problem' you refer to, do you mean you are not sure if one can use Openvpn on the same subnet, and access from 'outside' as well ?
Thank you.
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