codeslinger
We have an OpenVPN appliance running under VMware that gives our remote desktops access to two subnets at our ISP where we have Windows 2008 R2 x64 servers on each subnet (VLAN). That all works fine where we can access network shares and do RDP for logins.
Now what I would like to do is to have the Windows servers see my OpenVPN client side desktop machine at some static IP, so that I can reach back and access files from it. I don't want all VPN client machines to show up on the Windows subnets, mostly I just want mine to show up always on the test subnet for remote debugging, and maybe sometimes on the production subnet, but would like some control over what client machines are visible, and when, hopefully via some client side OpenVPN config or script file rathr than having to edit and maybe even bounce the OpenVPN appliance. I'm a Windows software guy so only know basic networking stuff but can probably add some routes to my OpenVPN config script if that is what it takes and am hoping for some pointers from you networking guys on how to do this. Thx, Dave
