> >Look in the Status tab, is OVPN_SERVER defined to anything? > >It should be empty or not defined, for your openvpn client case. > >If that looks OK, another try, in your Network tab "User System >Variables" (user.conf) set > >INT_IF_TRUST="eth1 tun1" > >where eth1 is you 1st LAN interface and tun1 is your "dev tun1" line, >adjust INT_IF_TRUST accordingly. > >Currently the "Allow OpenVPN tunnel to the 1st LAN Interface" option >does not apply if OVPN_SERVER is not defined... I can readdress this >case from your results.
With INT_IF_TRUST defined it also doesn't work. > > > Another question: How is it possible to reach the client Astlinux box >> from "external" to remote administer it (over the tunnel)? It does >> not work, when I have another OpenVPN connection from "extern" to the >> server. The 2 VPN connections are not "bridged". Maybe that is normal. > >This would require 2) above to be implemented. A separate openvpn >process each for the client and for the server. Ok, I understand. Maybe a good idea to implement sth. like this in the future. >Lonnie Michael ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ _______________________________________________ Astlinux-users mailing list Astlinux-users@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/astlinux-users Donations to support AstLinux are graciously accepted via PayPal to pay...@krisk.org.
