[img]http://i67.tinypic.com/i5rpzo.png[/img] [b]Current situation:[/b] [list][*]'Client', 'Host A' and 'Host B' are in two different LANs [*]On 'Router B' I can run OpenVPN server [*]I have access to VPS with public IP; TUN/TAP module is enabled[/list] [b]What do I expect:[/b] [list][*]I want to connect 'Client' with 192.168.1.0/24 LAN [*]'Client', 'Host A' and 'Host B' have to see each other[/list] [size=150][u]What are your ideas to achive that :?:[/u][/size]

Please see the [b][color=#A40000]Forum rules[/color][/b] (top of page) Start with the HOWTO: [url=http://openvpn.net/index.php/open-source/documentation/howto.html]HOWTO: For OpenVPN Community Edition[/url] What do you need the VPS for ? Both your local LANs use the extremely common subnet address 192.168.1.0/24 this will create a [b]routing conflict[/b] ..

[quote="Traffic"]Your scenario is clearly documented in the HOWTO.[/quote] Can you get direct link, because I cannot find it :?:

[quote="Traffic"]Please see the [b][color=#A40000]Forum rules[/color][/b] (top of page) [b]Start with the HOWTO[/b]: [url=http://openvpn.net/index.php/open-source/documentation/howto.html]HOWTO: For OpenVPN Community Edition[/url] What do you need the VPS for ? Both your local LANs use the extremely common subnet address 192.168.1.0/24 this will create a [b]routing conflict[/b] ..[/quote]Did you miss that ?

[quote="Traffic"]Please see the [b][color=#A40000]Forum rules[/color][/b] (top of page)[/quote]I saw them. [quote="Traffic"][b]Start with the HOWTO[/b]: [url=http://openvpn.net/index.php/open-source/documentation/howto.html]HOWTO: For OpenVPN Community Edition[/url][/quote]I have started with HOWTO, but I cannot find there my case. [quote="Traffic"]What do you need the VPS for ?[/quote]That is only machine with public IP that I can manage. [quote="Traffic"]Both your local LANs use the extremely common subnet address 192.168.1.0/24 this will create a [b]routing conflict[/b] ..[/quote]No, there won't be a conflict. The first one LAN uses subnet 192.168.1.0/24, the second one 10.1.1.0/24. With the red text on the picture I underline what IP I expect to get on 'Client' assigned by 'Router B'. [quote="Traffic"]Did you miss that ?[/quote]No, I didn't.

The HOWTO explains [u]exactly[/u] your requirements.

Install openvpn on your [b]VPS[/b] and configure as server. Install openvpn on [b]client, host A & host B[/b] and configure as clients.

Access to OpenVPN server behind NAT

kuba__s

Current situation:

'Client', 'Host A' and 'Host B' are in two different LANs
On 'Router B' I can run OpenVPN server
I have access to VPS with public IP; TUN/TAP module is enabled

What do I expect:

I want to connect 'Client' with 192.168.1.0/24 LAN
'Client', 'Host A' and 'Host B' have to see each other

What are your ideas to achive that :?:

Traffic

Please see the Forum rules (top of page)

Start with the HOWTO:
HOWTO: For OpenVPN Community Edition

What do you need the VPS for ?

Both your local LANs use the extremely common subnet address 192.168.1.0/24 this will create a routing conflict ..

kuba__s

I have read HowTo, but there is no such situation like mine. Two major examples are about tunneling via OpenVPN and setting up OpenVPN when router has public IP.
The first one LAN uses subnet 192.168.1.0/24, the second one 10.1.1.0/24. With the red text on the picture I underline what IP I expect to get on 'Client'.
VPS is only machine that has public IP and it can be managed by me.

Traffic

Your scenario is clearly documented in the HOWTO.

kuba__s

Traffic wroteYour scenario is clearly documented in the HOWTO.

Can you get direct link, because I cannot find it :?:

Traffic

Traffic wrotePlease see the Forum rules (top of page)

Start with the HOWTO:
HOWTO: For OpenVPN Community Edition

What do you need the VPS for ?

Both your local LANs use the extremely common subnet address 192.168.1.0/24 this will create a routing conflict ..

Did you miss that ?

kuba__s

Traffic wrotePlease see the Forum rules (top of page)

I saw them.

Traffic wroteStart with the HOWTO:
HOWTO: For OpenVPN Community Edition

I have started with HOWTO, but I cannot find there my case.

Traffic wroteWhat do you need the VPS for ?

That is only machine with public IP that I can manage.

Traffic wroteBoth your local LANs use the extremely common subnet address 192.168.1.0/24 this will create a routing conflict ..

No, there won't be a conflict. The first one LAN uses subnet 192.168.1.0/24, the second one 10.1.1.0/24. With the red text on the picture I underline what IP I expect to get on 'Client' assigned by 'Router B'.

Traffic wroteDid you miss that ?

No, I didn't.

Traffic

The HOWTO explains exactly your requirements.

kuba__s

Traffic wroteThe HOWTO explains exactly your requirements.

As I wrote earlier, I cannot find my case in HOWTO, so I would like to ask you to give me a HOWTO link exactly for my requirements.

kuba__s

My problem is not to install and configure OpenVPN server on 'Router B', but to design whole solution to be able connect 'Client' with 'Router B', when both of them are behind NAT ('Router B' doesn't have public IP).

Traffic

Install openvpn on your VPS and configure as server.

Install openvpn on client, host A & host B and configure as clients.

kuba__s

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