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> Right now OpenVPN has two major modes: > > 1. point-to-point (OpenVPN 1.x and 2.0) > 2. point-to-multipoint, i.e. many clients to one server (OpenVPN 2.0) > > There's another mode worth considering as well: > > 3. multipoint-to-multipoint, i.e. n peers, each peer directly communicates > with every other peer (post-2.0 wishlist) > > This mode would allow for direct, full-mesh connectivity without a single > choke point. While this mode would be more efficient as it would allow > direct communication between all peers, it would require that most peers > have global internet addresses, so it wouldn't be as NAT friendly as (2). > But this model would be ideal for the case where you want to secure all > LAN traffic. > > James Bingo. That's exactly what I was after, I understand now that it's not currently supported. Would be extremely nice to have though, glad to see it's on the wishlist! Keep up the fantabulous work James :-) Robert |