Hello everyone, I'm trying to design a setup where I define 2 servers for a particular client to connect to, basically 2 remote directives within the same client config file. Up until now, it works by: - defining explicit-exit-notify 2 on the client config file - defining explicit-exit-notify 2 <- 2 here to connect to the next server on the list. Now, all this works as documented, when I restart one OpenVPN server, the client will connect to the next one on the list... perfect. The particular problem I have with this is that, this will issue a RECONNECT to all clients connected on that particular server.
Now what I couldn't do, don't even know if it's possible is either: - to use the management interface to disconnect one particular tunnel. Maybe there's another way to accomplish it. The target here, is to make a particular client instance, to connect to the next server on the list, without actually restarting the daemon - to instruct the client to reconnect to the next server in the list, no matter the cause of disconnection, or even at ping-timeout (UDP) Are any of these approaches even feasible? If so, can someone please point me in the right direction? Thank you in advance, -- Rui Santos Veni, Vidi, Linux
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