OpenVPN breaks Input Director software KVM.

dajinn

I have a scenario like this at work:

Desktop, wired LAN connection, 172.16.5.0 subnet.

Laptop, wireless LAN connection, 172.20.1.0 subnet.

Input Directory is a software KVM solution that works fine between these two subnets.

However, when I connect my laptop to my OpenVPN server at home using TUN(10.8.0.0 subnet), Input Director breaks. I know this has to do with "redirect internet traffic", however, this setting is absolutely mandatory right now as I need to redirect outbound internet traffic to my home network.

What is the proper way for resolving this issue? The VPN server itself gets an IP of 10.8.0.1, and my home network is on a typical 192.168.1.0 network.

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dajinn wroteInput Directory is a software KVM solution

dajinn wroteI know this has to do with "redirect internet traffic", however, this setting is absolutely mandatory right now as I need to redirect outbound internet traffic

Add a static route for the KVM subnet.

dajinn

The KVM isn't a subnet or on its own subnet though, it's software installed on each machine. You configured one as a master and everything else is a "slave". You go onto the master and just add IPs from machines to the "master config".

Traffic

Can the "master" ping the "slaves" .. ?