dalemurray
Our company has multiple locations around the country.
All offices are connected via VPN, each has its own domain controller.
OpenVPN would authenticate users against MS Security Group via LDAP.
I would prefer to have my primary and secondary servers in separate geographic locations in case of power/internet outage; if I lose power in Chicago the Atlanta OpenVPN AS server could carry the load.
Instructions state:
Choose a virtual IP address to be shared between the primary and secondary nodes. This should be an unused address located within the current LAN subnet, and will always point to the currently active machine.
This would not work in my case, since the primary and secondary are on wholly separate networks.
Atlanta
- Public IP 96.83.61.xxx
- Internal network 192.168.57.xxx
Chicago
-Public IP 173.161.47.xxx
- Internal network 192.168.48.xxx
Is it possible to have the primary and secondary servers on wholly separate networks?
Would the licensing allow my to apply the license keys against two servers?
