Hi, On Mon, Jul 07, 2014 at 07:55:08AM -0700, pg0...@fastmail.fm wrote: > On Mon, Jul 7, 2014, at 07:45 AM, Gert Doering wrote: > > Nah. This should not impair ping from the server through openvpn to the > > LAN address of the client. It's all "single machine left and right", > > as far as the routing stacks are concerned. > > > > Now, if ping to the LAN interface of the client works, but pinging to > > other hosts on the LAN fails, then we're into "forward=1" and "do you > > have a route back?" land... > > I've posted, above, the both the sysctls and the routes I have.
As I said: this was not the cause anyway. It was in response to one of
the comments.
> Having mentioned there my suspected missing route, is that the "do you
> have a route back?" you're referncing here?
I answered that: if you add "route" to openvpn's server config, you need
to restart the server (and if you want a client subnet to be routed via
the server tun, you need "route" in the main server config, not in the
ccd/ - only "iroute" goes to ccd, "route" goes to main config)
gert
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