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Hello list, Wednesday, September 7, 2005, 12:54:10 PM, I wrote: mssmr> In the quest for the most secure and fast networking in my really mssmr> small LAN I've disabled "NetBIOS over TCP/IP" and installed NetBEUI mssmr> instead. All the networking operates as expected, TCP/IP is used mssmr> only for POP3, SMTP and HTTP access. mssmr> Now I want to provide the remote connection to the LAN. The server mssmr> part of the OpenVPN v2.0.2 is on winXP-SP2, the client part is on mssmr> winXP-SP2 too. mssmr> My network (on the client machine) bindings are: mssmr> File_and_printer_sharing_for_MSnetworks->NetBEUI->TAP-win32 mssmr> Client_for_MSnetworks->NetBEUI->TAP-win32 mssmr> Do I get it right - I need to do the same binding with the "bridged mssmr> connection" on the server machine? Like this: mssmr> mssmr> File_and_printer_sharing_for_MSnetworks->NetBEUI->dridged_TAP-win32_and_NIC mssmr> Client_for_MSnetworks->NetBEUI->bridged_TAP-win32_and_NIC mssmr> In my client's OpenVPN configuration: mssmr> dev tap mssmr> dev-node OpenVPN # this is the renamed TAP-win32 adapter mssmr> What should I put in the server's configuration? Is it: mssmr> dev tap mssmr> dev-node bridged_connection_name mssmr> Do I get it right - since I'm bridging rather than routing - I need mssmr> not care about the DNS, default gateway and other IP parameters? mssmr> Especially if I'm on NetBEUI. I'm halfway there. I can see and use the shared resources on the server machine but can not reach anything beyond it. -- Best regards, Tony mailto:mts.spb.suxx@xxxxxxx ____________________________________________ Openvpn-users mailing list Openvpn-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/openvpn-users |