Antagonio
Hi guys,
I have already installed OpenVPN-AS-Appliance-2.0.10.ova on my Windows 7 PC (all is configured by default).
In the server, four interfaces are created for VPN clients (as0t0, as0t1, as0t2 and as0t3) with netmask 255.255.252.0 or /22. My problem: I want to join these four interfaces in a single one (as0t0) with netmask 255.255.240.0 or /20 and delete the rest. Is it possible?
Thanks!
The Johan
Because OpenVPN is single-threaded, to make sure you can use TCP and UDP and (apparently) the 2 CPU cores that your system has, it will spawn 4 daemons in total. The subnet will be split up into 4 components. By default, clients on these subnets will still be able to talk to each other, so that part's fine.
If you really want to have it as one subnet then you must disable multi-daemon mode and run only 1 daemon. This lowers the amount of processing power available for the OpenVPN daemons and it will mean only 1 protocol can be used. I'd suggest you make that UDP then. Note that you then must connect using port TCP 943 to the Access Server's admin page as the internal redirect for TCP 443 to TCP 943 will no longer be functional.
We advise against all this, but if you want to do this, go ahead.
