---snip--- > > Yep...set to replace default route.....not sure if it's replacing it > with Tun0, but it most likely does (picking Tun0 is not an option....so > I assume it happens by default when replacing). > > >> Assuming your inside address space is 192.168.1.0 255.255.255.0 what >> you >> want to do is this: >> > > OK...here's where I need to be VERY clear....by "inside" I would assume > you mean my local LAN? That said, what you say below makes me think you > mean the remote network?? > > OK, I'm sure the formatting on this is going to be a pain in the ass, and I dont even want to start the top vs. bottom posting flame war.. By Local LAN , I mean the networks that reside at the remote destination your connecting to. Essentially what you will be doing is telling the client what remote address's to reach over the VPN tunnel so these need to be the remote destinations.
In the default configuration (Replace default route) Then all traffic defaults to going over the tunnel. What you have said is NO traffic goes over the tunnel unless its in the above list of destinations. >> If you have more than just the 1 internal address range you can of >> course add those in as additional routes. >> > > So again....I think ou mean the remote network? ....and yes it does > have a few ranges I'll be setting alt. routes for. > > Yep remote routes. >> Larry >> > > Thanks Larry....I'll go ahead with my assumptions above....50/50 chance > > Good luck. let us know how it goes. _______________________________________________ Kvpnc-user mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/kvpnc-user
