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Serge Serge Wautier wrote: > Erich, Les, thanks for your replies. > > NAT won't work for me because the remote LANs contain servers. The goal is > to let users access their servers in their remote LANs. > IP Masquerading won't work either for the same reason (er... Is this true? > I'm a complete newbie to Linux!). > > Port Forwarding is what I need. Unfortunately... The boxes used as OpenVPN > clients on the remote LANs don't support it! Please don't tell me to get rid > of them: I'm doing this job on behalf of these boxes' manufacturer :-) It's > a niche market in industrial automation and telemetry. What OS are they running? If it is anything like Linux, you should not have a problem. With Windoze this might be different, but who would actually choose M$ for a networking job.... If they are embedded boxes there are a number of Linux or *BSD distros that have a small footprint. Actually I am running all my OpenVPN boxes on embedded systems. cheers Erich ______________________ OpenVPN mailing lists https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/openvpn-users |