JohnDoe_Unsub
Dear All.
This may be already solved by someone ( I am sure... 🙁 ) but i couldn't find the answer as fast and as clearly i need it.
So I have an Ubuntu 17.X workstation that has one NIC(Lan card) with 2 different IP subnets 192.168.XX.XX and the other 172.XX.XX.XX
the server has IP address on the network 172.XX.XX.1
The server is configured as a tunnel
Then a client connects on the server he can see all the LAN network but the rest of the network can ping him.
One way to solve this was to put a static route on the Ip of the client elevated CMD > Route add -p(persistence) 172.XX.XX.10 mask 255.255.255.255 172.XX.XX.1 metric 2
but the problem arises that in case the client in local on the network the other PC's of the LAN can't see that IP.
So I have a problem with advertisement of the client on the network.
Before I was using an old PC with PPTP on it and it worked with out twerking the PC's to see the client because the PPTP was advertising it's clients on the network directly.
Lastly instead of using post routing and masquerading can you expose the clients IP directly on the network ?
Thank you for your help in advance
JohnDoe_Unsub
I hope Now that I am at the right place.
