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David Balazic wrote: > Daniel L. Miller wrote: > > > > > > I can ping the VPN client LAN IP (10.4.1.140) - but not the rest > of the > > > remote network. What step did I miss? > > > > > Does a source-nat need to be performed on the client to allow this type > > of communication? If so, how can I do that on Windows? Or should this > > be handled internally by OpenVPN? > Smart ! ;-) > > The host on the remote network, like 10.4.1.150, must know where to > send replies. > Either the VPN client (.140) masks the packet as coming from him, or > .150 has a route added for the > source of the packets coming from your VPN server. That would be > 172.27.0.1, I guess. > > So either add routes to hosts on the client LAN, or use masquerading > on the client. > (this is actually supported by Windows : see ICS) > > Regards, > David Ah! So I need to enable Internet Connection Sharing on the client? Let me see what happens then . . . . ______________________ OpenVPN mailing lists https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/openvpn-users |