I'm running both a webserver and the openvpn client with private internet access on my raspberry pi. On my router I forwarded the port nginx is running on to my pi. When inside my LAN, I can access my server at :. This doesn't work outside my LAN though. I think I have to setup some ip table rules to get this working. A quick check with "iptables-save" shows that I have no rules setup. Anyone know how I can get this working? Thanks.

[quote="glik22"]'m running both a webserver and the openvpn client with private internet access on my raspberry pi[/quote]While using PIA, your Pi will have it's default gateway redirected. [quote="glik22"]When inside my LAN, I can access my server at :. This doesn't work outside my LAN though[/quote]Because of PIA (above). [quote="glik22"]Anyone know how I can get this working[/quote]It depends what you need PIA for ..

I'd like to route all traffic through the VPN except for: [list] 1) Connections made to my pi from inside my lan. What I mean is going to

Access webserver from outside LAN

glik22

I'm running both a webserver and the openvpn client with private internet access on my raspberry pi. On my router I forwarded the port nginx is running on to my pi. When inside my LAN, I can access my server at <external_ip>:<port>. This doesn't work outside my LAN though.

I think I have to setup some ip table rules to get this working. A quick check with "iptables-save" shows that I have no rules setup. Anyone know how I can get this working?

Thanks.

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glik22 wrote'm running both a webserver and the openvpn client with private internet access on my raspberry pi

While using PIA, your Pi will have it's default gateway redirected.

glik22 wroteWhen inside my LAN, I can access my server at <external_ip>:<port>. This doesn't work outside my LAN though

Because of PIA (above).

glik22 wroteAnyone know how I can get this working

It depends what you need PIA for ..

glik22

I'd like to route all traffic through the VPN except for:

1) Connections made to my pi from inside my lan. What I mean is going to <pi's internal ip>:<port>
2) Connections made to <public ip>:<port of server>