This question has been answered by someone else (jarol ?) maybe two weeks ago or so ...
>Dj <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > On my test server, in VPN > Openvpn > I did an "Add OpenVPN entry" for the > server. It seemed to go ok. > I then proceeded to do one for the client, with the intention of copying > the .up and .conf file to the remote client when configuring openvpn on > that. > However, i noticed that the local lan stopped working after adding this > entry on the server, and it was because it added a route for my local lan > to go via the Tun interface. This conflicted with the existing local lan > route pointing to eth0. > > I presume therefore, that i'm not supposed to even attempt to setup a > openvpn entry for a client on the server. This might seem obvious to some > people, but i though that for every client connecting, there needs to be a > client entry on the server. I must be wrong, perhaps i should be making > multiple server entries, one for each remote client connecting, and each > with a different Local Name, Local VPN point and port number. Is that > what I should do? > The danger of what i did should be made clearer in the online help to > avoid anyone else making this mistake. Assuming it was a mistake! Dj. ok, I'll add a line to the online help ... -- Florin http://www.mandrakesoft.com http://people.mandrakesoft.com/~florin/
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