Hi, On Wed, Feb 24, 2016 at 12:06:24AM -0500, Selva Nair wrote: > Having said that, if the idea is to make a tunnel between two routers its > much simpler to use a point-to-point set up: [..] > Then use up scripts to add routes: > On router 1 a route to server side LAN with gateway as router 2 tun IP and > a reciprocal one on router2: i.e., > > on router 1: ip route add router2-net/mask via 10.8.0.2 > on router 2: ip route add router1-net/mask via 10.8.0.1
If I'm not totally mistaken (haven't used p2p in ages) you can put the
route into the openvpn config as well - so config file one has
route router2-net mask
and config file two has
route router1-net mask
and openvpn will take care of installation and removal on startup/exit.
> Note the gateways are on the other end of the tunnel, no iroute needed.
Indeed, iroute is only needed for the multipoint-end of a --server setup.
gert
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