In the past I have used OpenVPN a couple of times for a standard client to server setup (so-called roadwarrior). Now I need to use a VPN for connecting two different office of my company. My idea is that each office has its own gateway to Internet, and the LAN traffic like if it was a single LAN, so that a user in an office can [b]transparently[/b] access a server in the other office. I'm trying to avoid the installation of an OpenVPN Client in each computer / server. Instead I'm using OpenWRT routers to create the tunnel. The setup should be similar to this: [img]http://oi63.tinypic.com/2chvwnn.jpg[/img] Is it even possible? Anyone has done it before? I think it's possible with some routing table "hackery", but I'm not sure how to.

Help connecting two offices

yzT

In the past I have used OpenVPN a couple of times for a standard client to server setup (so-called roadwarrior).

Now I need to use a VPN for connecting two different office of my company. My idea is that each office has its own gateway to Internet, and the LAN traffic like if it was a single LAN, so that a user in an office can transparently access a server in the other office.

I'm trying to avoid the installation of an OpenVPN Client in each computer / server. Instead I'm using OpenWRT routers to create the tunnel. The setup should be similar to this:

Is it even possible?
Anyone has done it before?

I think it's possible with some routing table "hackery", but I'm not sure how to.

TinCanTech

yzT wroteIs it even possible?

Yes it is .. but ..

You are using 192.168.1.0/24 on both side .. this is a routing conflict and it will ruin your day.