I have multiple AWS VPC all with there own non-overlapping CIDR blocks. I wanted to connect to any machine in any of the VPC through OpenVPN. So in a particular VPC(let's call it common VPC) I installed OpenVPN and I was successfully able to connect to any machine in the common VPC. Now next task is to connect a machine in another VPC. For which I followed [url]https://aws.amazon.com/articles/connecting-multiple-vpcs-with-ec2-instances-ssl/[/url]. above tutorial creates another server in remote machine as well as in common VPC machine listening on a different port for each configuration. Is there a way wherein I can avoid creation of a server in common VPC machine and use the original one instead.

setting up open vpn in server/client mode

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I have multiple AWS VPC all with there own non-overlapping CIDR blocks. I wanted to connect to any machine in any of the VPC through OpenVPN. So in a particular VPC(let's call it common VPC) I installed OpenVPN and I was successfully able to connect to any machine in the common VPC. Now next task is to connect a machine in another VPC. For which I followed https://aws.amazon.com/articles/connecting-multiple-vpcs-with-ec2-instances-ssl/. above tutorial creates another server in remote machine as well as in common VPC machine listening on a different port for each configuration. Is there a way wherein I can avoid creation of a server in common VPC machine and use the original one instead.