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Hi,
I'm using OpenVPN Access Server, the community edition that allows for 2 clients. What I'd like to achieve is... client "A" would be constantly connected to the VPN server, which is configured to provide it a static IP. Then, client "B", a mobile device, would connect to the server as needed and should then be able to access services (specifically, a website) on client A.
I have this working when client A is a regular PC (my home workstation, for example). The home PC connects to the server, gets a static IP, and if I were to connect the second client (my mobile phone) to the VPN server, I can then go to my mobile browser and hit the static IP of client A to load the website.
The issue I have is that when client A is a workstation behind a corporate firewall, this does not work. The PC behind the corporate firewall can, indeed, connect to the VPN server and gets the static IP just fine. But other clients are unable to access a website running on it. The corporate firewall has outbound internet restrictions so I do make use of a proxy when connecting to the VPN server.
Any ideas would be appreciated.
Thanks.
