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Hi, I want to set up a OpenVPN server (using linux) that allows "roadwarriors" (mostly using MS Windows) to connect to a LAN with an ip range that is public, say 111.112.113.1-111.112.113.254 I have some general question: 1. It is possible to use IP-adresses of the public ip pool for the vpn users, let's say 111.112.113.100-111.112.113.120? In the documentation I always see non public ip adresses like 10.* and so on? 2. It is possible to redistribute the whole set of DHCP-information (ip-address, subnetmask, DNS-server, gateway) out of the LAN to the roadwarrier? Reading the howto it seems that only DNS- and WINS-server is possible? 3. Let's say a road warrier has got an internet connection like cable modem or DSL and he gets from his provider or the provider's router an ip address. He then uses OpenVPN to connect the the OpenVPN-Server an gets an ip address like 130.15.27.100. Only the traffic to the LAN (111.112.113.0) should go through the vpn. Is this routing possible on the windows client? I could not get this working mostly because I could not set the gateway for the vpn connection. ______________________ OpenVPN mailing lists https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/openvpn-users |