gian
Hello All,
my office LAN is numbered 192.168.1.0 and so when I happen to be in an internet cafe with the same address I have an ip conflict.
My bookmarks for the office hosts are numbered like 192.168.1.*, and our local mail server is 192.168.1.125 so there is no way to tell the difference from local hosts and remote.
If I add push redirect-gateway def1, it works but slows down to a crawl.
Is there anything I can do beside that?
Here is the client setup:
tls-client
client
dev tun
proto udp
tun-mtu 1400
remote *.*.*.* 1194
pkcs12 *********.p12
cipher BF-CBC
comp-lzo
verb 3
ns-cert-type server
tls-remote *.*.*.*
Thanks for reading,
ciao,
-Gian
janjust
Basically, you're out of luck, as your office uses the private network that is used almost *everywhere*
If your openvpn server is linux based you can use some iptables magic to do double-natting, but it will always be ugly.
gian
yes, it's a linux box, but because I access my hosts mostly with a direct ip address, I guess that the problem lies in the fact that they are "seen" like local addresses from the roadwarrior point-of-view.
I might try to renumber the office LAN someday when the offices are closed, but I'd rather shoot myself in a foot...
