Re: [Openvpn-users] Transparent lan to lan OpenVPN Bridge

[Erich Titl <erich.titl@xxxxxxxx>]

Mohammad Hosein wrote:
> Hi there ,
> this is my problem
> 
> before :
> LAN a ---L2 Foundry Switch A VLAN Port1---L2 Foundry Switch A VLAN Port2
> ---
> LAN b
> 
> but now LAN a and LAN b arent in the same physical area anymore , so we
> need
> this :
> 
> LAN a --- L2 Foundry Switch A VLAN Port 1 --------eth0:eth1 (linux box 1
> )OPENVPN Transparent TAP bridge ( linux box 2 ) eth1:eth0-------- L2
> Foundry
> Switch B VLAN Port 1 --- LAN b
> 
> what should i do ? everything should be transparent . how am i supposed to
> take the whole traffic from box 1's eth0 while this is not really its
> traffic ? promisc mode maybe ? but how ? give me a sample or instruction
> list . both lan a and b have same subnet , we just need to forget about
> physical distance and everything should remains the same . and again , how
> about VLAN support in kernel , is it needed ? tun support too ?

It's only a single VLAN set it untagged on the respective ports.

cheers

Erich

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