Re: [Openvpn-users] Answering on the same interface where the request came from

[Vincent B. <be...@lu...>]

OoO Lors de la soir=E9e naissante  du lundi 21 f=E9vrier 2005, vers 17:10=
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Christian R=F8snes <chr...@ce...> disait:

>> Therefore, when I connect through ssh to 82.67.232.xxx, all is working
>> fine, even if the default route uses another IP. ICMP and UDP are also
>> working  fine  (I   don't  know  the  magic  behind   since  they  are
>> connection-less).    However,   with   OpenVPN,   if  I   connect   to
>> 82.67.232.xxx, OpenVPN always answers with the other IP and therefore,
>> the answer is sent via the default interface.
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>> I use OpenVPN 2.0rc12 (from Debian). Any idea ?

> Assuming that iproute2 setup is working correctly, try running=20
> two openvpn servers and bind each server (local parameter in
> openvpn server configuration) to the ip address for each
> internet connection.

> Actually, when using TCP as openvpn carrier this should not necessary,=20
> but when using UDP as carrier I have found that I had to use two openvp=
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> servers (one for each line) bound to the apropriate ip address to
> get traffic to return out the corresponding line.

Thanks for your answer. May those two OpenVPN instances share the same
pool  config file and  the same  range. I  mean, may  I have  the same
server directive and the same ifconfig-pool-persist directive ?
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