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On Saturday 2006-February-04 17:16, Bruce Ackerson wrote:
> What magic is necessary to route packets back to the remote end of
> the tunnel? Do I have to put another route on all machine on my
> remote intranet to 10.8.,0.9 to make this work?
That's one way, and of course enable forwarding on the VPN endpoint.
Another way is proxy ARP: give your home machine a 10.0.0.0/24 IP
address and tell the endpoint to do proxy ARP. I have posted about how
to do this in Linux on this list some time back.
A third option, the least desirable, is to use NAT. Give the home
machine a route to 10.0.0.0/24 through the VPN endpoint as gateway,
which would have to do SNAT and forwarding.
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