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Hi James, Am Die, 2003-08-19 um 00.22 schrieb James Yonan: > > Is anyone using OpenVPN on OpenBSD with tap devices? I am curious to know if > this works. > > James > There is no tap-device support in OpenBSD - please correct me if i'm wrong with that but i couldn't find any tap-device in the kernel-soures As far as I can see there is only the tun-device. Beside that: I'm using OpenVPN on OpenBSD/i386 ( Version 3.1 up to 3.3 ) in a roadwarrior setup. Currently running 30 different tunnels on one OpenBSD/i386 box ( as a vpn-Server ). External employees are connecting with OpenVPN from notebooks ( mostly running Linux ) through cheap internet-connections. Between 3 and 10 out of 30 tunnels are used at the same time. This setup is working now for about 9 months without any trouble. Connction with OpenVPN version 1.5-Beta4 from Windows2000 to the server running version 1.3.1 works well ( you have to use --disabel-occ ). But i was only able to connect both endpoints of the vpn, sending data throught the tunnel didn't work for me ( maybe a routing problem on the Windows2000 box - until yet i had not enough time for testing this ) Maybe it's interesting that OpenVPN ( 1.3.1 ) is working under OpenBSD/Sparc64 as good as in the described setup above. Steffen -- It's not the matter to break the wall with your head, but to find the door with your eyes ! |