daniel81 Hi. I wish to set up an OpenVPN server on my LAN. This server will be on a subnet behind a firewall, where only one IP:PORT (assigned to the server) is allowed to communicate with other subnets. Clients from other subnets should connect with the OVPN server, having access to hosts on the protected subnet (SubnetC). This is my topology: Client1 (SubnetA, 192.168.1.0)--->| |--->Firewall---> OpenVPN Sever (SubnetC, 192.168.3.0) Client2 (SubnetB, 192.168.2.0)--->| After the vpn tunnel is up, Clients 1 and 2 should access to SubnetC and, at the same time, continue to access other LAN's subnets not behind firewall. -First of all, is it better to use bridging or routing mode to do this? -If bridging is better, do I have to create a bridge interface between Server's NIC and TAP Adapter? Which IP address should I assing to the bridge int? -On SubnetC there's already a DHCP server in place. Could I use this server to assign IPs to vpn clients? -Should I push routes from vpn server to clients? If yes, which routes? How many questions!!!!! Thank you
Mimiko Use a routing mode to save bandwith. You can't use DHCP server in routng mode. Other, read this: https://forums.openvpn.net/topic9465.html
