That doesn't demonstrate that OpenVPN is only "listening" on the 165
interface.
netstat -nlp | grep 443
should.
# netstat -nlp | grep 443
(no results returned)
This makes sense because OpenVPN is in point-to-point mode, i.e. accept
one connection and then don't listen for any more.
To demonstrate that other apps can bind to xx.xx.xx.162:443 without
issue, consider the following
# nc -l -s xx.xx.xx.162 -p 443
# telnet xx.xx.xx.162 443
foo
Ctrl-D
Netcat then outputs "foo".
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Kevin DeGraaf
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