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Hello, We have a dedicated server with 11 external IPs. On this server, we also have an OpenVPN server installed. We have several hundreds of OpenVPN users, all of which use the same client certificate (--duplicate-cn). We also use PAM password authentification. My users are not all connected at the same time of course, but maybe one dozen to a couple of dozens of users at the same time, depending on the time of the day. What now happens if an OpenVPN client connects to the OpenVPN server is that the server will assign its "main IP" to him. If he goes to http://www.whatismyip.com/ he will always see the same "main IP" of my server, while the other IPs are actually never used. What I would like to achieve is that I "randomly" assign any of my 11 external IPs to him, and that not always only the "main IP" is used. This is maybe not directly a problem that concerns OpenVPN but more a network question. I also have Squid installed, for example, and have the same problem there. The user always gets the same external "main IP" of my server, while the others remain unused. I, however, would like to assign "randomly" any of my 11 external IPs to him. ______________________ OpenVPN mailing lists https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/openvpn-users |