Hi, I'm currently trying to setup a VPN with tinc, which allows employees to dial into our company LAN (private IPs) with their company laptop.
What I have done: - read the tinc documentation - read the faqs - read the samples - installed tinc with an ubuntu package on a virtual machine inside our lan (but not configured it yet) >From what I've read so far I believe that the VPN must always have a different IP Subnet than the private LAN itself, and therefor use routing. Is that correct? But I would actually prefer to assign IPs from our current LAN to the VPN Clients. Our current ip setup: Local servers and printers: 192.168.139.1 - 192.168.139.99 Local DHCP range for workstations: 192.168.139.100 - 192.168.139.200 My wish would be to assign IPs starting with 192.168.139.201 to VPN users (either manually or better also via DHCP / tinc). From what I have read maybe the switch setup might fit, but I'm currently a bit lost. Is that possible? If yes, is one of the sample setups adequate for me?. Thanks for your help, Matthias _______________________________________________ tinc mailing list [email protected] http://www.tinc-vpn.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/tinc
