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Vishal Abrol wrote: > I have one database Service that I can connect only from my public IP > XXX.XXX.XXX.123. Now there are more users to that service. I wanted to > configure a VPN service on my 'public IP' machine so that anybody can > connect to my 'PUBLIC IP' machine through openVPN client. Once connected, > they will get IP addresses from openVPN server(10.8.0.***), Once connected > tp VPN. If they try to access the database service, I want them to be able > to connect to that. I want to hide their own IPS and let database service > think that all the requests are coming only from 'PUBLIC IP' machine. > Any easy way to do this? The solution is actually not OpenVPN-specific. Set up a tun-based VPN with IP masquerading configured on the server. (Google should be able to find any number of good resources regarding masquerading). ______________________ OpenVPN mailing lists https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/openvpn-users |