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I have an openvpn server handling connections to an AWS VPC with a number of internal subnets. Routing from client side to the VPC machines is set up and working great. I am in a situation now where I need to be able to directly access my client machines from machines in the VPC.
I have my route table set up to route all traffic from the client pool 10.8.0.0/16 to the OpenVPN instance. This routing is necessary to enable communication from client to VPC, so I know it is working correctly. I am able to ping the clients from the OpenVPN server as well, so I don't think this is a firewall issue.
Is there anything else I am missing here that would need to be in place to allow a VPC machine to connect to an OpenVPN client machine?
