Hi, On Sun, May 19, 2019 at 04:54:36PM +0200, Marc SCHAEFER wrote: > Question 2: would VLAN work in this setup ? I have already deployed VLANs > trunks on ethernet and wifi, but not so far attempted to make the VLAN tagged > frames travel through OpenVPN, is there anything special to do so it works, > or does it automagically works (no VLAN isolation required, just > trunk mode) ? If it is not possible, then I will implement multiple VPNs, > each with its own bridged VLAN.
OpenVPN git master has VLAN support now.
Clients get grouped by vlan ID, the tap interface to the linux host
can be run tagged - like a "classical switch" with 802.1q tagged port.
@jjk: tun mode works different from tap mode wrt "no client-to-client" -
a layer2 interface will not forward a packet received on a given LAN
port back out the same port. A routed port will, if the route points
there and ip_forward is enabled.
gert
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