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On Wednesday 21 September 2005 17:11, Kevin wrote:
> I've been working on getting OpenVPN working one and off all summer
> for the school district I work for. We need to link small off campus
> sites (to expensive or short term leases to run fiber) back to our
> main lan via cable modem links so we can route them through our
> content filter.
>
> So the goal here is to route all traffic of the offsite lan through
> our main gatway.
Ouch! I say, that hurts. ALL traffic through the main gateway? Has the
idea of digging out some old computers to deploy as per-site content
filters been considered? A modest old machine (P-II class) might
suffice. Surely a P-III, too weak to look good with today's MS OS'es,
would be more than adequate.
> Throughout learning openvpn, and trying to get it set up, routing has
> been the most difficult. I had everything working at one point using
> static routing which won't work when we add multiple offsites.
Why not? I have multiple sites connected through static routes. Some
even are multiple VPN hops away.
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