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Well, I guess I have to upgrade my domain controller if I want to use VPN w/
server-bridge, huh?
I know the articles mention WinXP, does Window 2003 Server allow bridged
connections?
And here's an off the wall question.
What if I have a domain on 192.168.20.xxx. And I have some reserved
addresses (not DHCP'd) that are say from 200 - 220. Why couldn't I use
OpenVPN with the OpenVPN server running 192.168.20.200 and serve addresses
from 192.168.20.201 - 216? My SERVER now has two different addresses, but
on the same block. And my external clients would get standard network
addresses. Wouldn't that work? Or am I crazy (a definite possibility)?
There wouldn't be any IP address conflicts.
I have OpenVPN running on my domain controller (WinServer2K). Would I be
better off using a cheap klunker box with XP on it for OpenVPN only and
doing regular bridging? I have it running on the domain controller so that
when clients log in they SEE the domain controller! (and it works pretty
darn good!).
John E. Peterson
Omni-Tech Corporation
Fenton, MI 48430
(810) 750-6474
www.omnicmm.com
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