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arne22
I need/use some of the same functionality, and I now run such an "arrangement" as the OPenVPN server 2 in routing mode. All clients are clients on a "virtual lan" under surver 2. It now works quite well for Windows and for Linux clients.
I am no OpenVPN expert at all, but if I should use a server 1 as well, I would have given it two networkcards and let it replace the router.
If server 2 is the running in "VPN routing mode" this should give a "double nat". I guess it could work ?
I dont know if it can work to bridge the external nic of such a "gateway server" with the "external nic" of the OpenVPN server 2. If it can, then this "external ip of the openvpn tunnel" could be available to the external nic of such a "server gateway". If this is possible then the lan clients "will see" internt via one "logical nat".
It would be nice if some of the more experienced OpenVPN users left a few words. (I have set up such server gateways until now without OenVPN, and it is just my guess that it can also work with OpenVPN, used in bridge mode or in routing mode.)