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networking:remote:openvpn [2012/01/17 11:13]
gcooper
networking:remote:openvpn [2016/12/05 08:55] (current)
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 ====== OpenVPN ====== ====== OpenVPN ======
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 +**FreePBX OpenVPN**: http://wiki.freepbx.org/display/FPG/System+Admin+-+VPN+Server
  
 OpenVPN is an SSL-based VPN technology that can run on both Linux and Windows systems. OpenVPN is an SSL-based VPN technology that can run on both Linux and Windows systems.
  
-TUN Routed Server +^TUN |Routed Server  | 
-TAP Bridged Server+^TAP |Bridged Server |
  
 ===== Testing Connections ===== ===== Testing Connections =====
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 ping <host IP> ping <host IP>
 +
 +cat /etc/resolv.conf
 </file> </file>
  
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 ==== Routing ==== ==== Routing ====
  
-You may find that the VPN connection pushes a new Default Route.  This can wreak havoc on your VPN workstation behavior.+FIXME
  
-You can get around this problem by **adding a route on the IPv4 tab** when editing the NetworkManager VPN connection. Try adding route something like:+You may find that the VPN connection pushes new Default Route to your remote workstation.  This can wreak havoc on your VPN networking behavior...or it might be exactly what you want.
  
-|**Setting Name**|**Setting Data**+If you prefer **not** to route **all** traffic over the VPN connection, try **adding a route on the IPv4 tab** when editing the NetworkManager VPN connection. Try adding a route something like:
-|address|10.0.0.0| +
-|netmask|255.0.0.0| +
-|gateway|10.0.0.1| +
-|metric|1000| +
-|Ignore automatically obtained routes|Selected (Checked)| +
-|Use this connection only for resources on this network|Selected (Checked)|+
  
-The gateway was the remote OpenVPN server's private IP address.+|**Setting Name**|**Setting Data**|**Description**| 
 +|address|10.0.0.0|Network subnet behind VPN server| 
 +|netmask|255.0.0.0|Netmask of subnet behind VPN server| 
 +|gateway|10.0.0.1|Remote OpenVPN server's private IP address
 +|metric|1000|Won't matter much unless thereare multiple routes to same subnet| 
 +|Ignore automatically obtained routes|Selected (Checked)|Ignore routes pushed from VPN server| 
 +|Use this connection only for resources on this network|Selected (Checked)|Use your local Internet connection for off-VPN resources|
  
 ==== Fedora 16 ==== ==== Fedora 16 ====
networking/remote/openvpn.1326824031.txt.gz · Last modified: 2012/01/17 11:13 by gcooper