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--- networking:remote:openvpn [2016/06/24 12:00]
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+++ networking:remote:openvpn [2016/12/05 08:55] (current)
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 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 =====
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 ==== Routing ====
-You may find that the VPN connection pushes a new Default Route.  This can wreak havoc on your VPN workstation networking behavior.
+FIXME
-You can get around this problem by **adding a route on the IPv4 tab** when editing the NetworkManager VPN connection. Try adding a route something like:
+You may find that the VPN connection pushes a new Default Route to your remote workstation.  This can wreak havoc on your VPN networking behavior...or it might be exactly what you want.
+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:
 |**Setting Name**|**Setting Data**|**Description**|

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