brizznady Hey All, I am having some issues with packets exiting my servers tun getting forwarded to the router incorrectly, I think... I am pining a device on the server side in a different subnet than the server and the device responds. However, the packet is able to be routed back... Between (3, tun) and (5, Router) the source address of the ping is not changed. The packet exits (4, Server eth) with the (1, Remote tun) ip address as the source address of the icmp packet. SO... The device responds to the ping and sets the destination ip address to the (1, Remote tun) address. Here is an example of the routing path: 0)-> Remote Client[192.168.1.100] 1)-> Remote tun[10.0.0.2] 2)-> WAN 3)-> Server tun[10.0.0.1] 4)-> Server ethxxx[10.99.0.5] 5)-> Router GW[10.99.0.254 - 10.60.0.254] 6)-> Device[10.60.0.11] Is this an OpenVPN issue or a router config issue? In all the docs I have read, so far, there wasn’t anything about setting up my internal router to route packets back to the tun. What did I miss? Thanks in advance.
Traffic brizznady wrotethere wasn’t anything about setting up my internal router to route packets back to the tun. What did I miss?Add a static route to your router for the VPN subnet .. it is mentioned in the HOWTO for openvpn
