gemneye I saw this question asked in SuperUser, but did not have an answer. I tried to search the interwebs, but based on content it is hard to get a good filter to narrow articles to specific issue. I have a fairly typical OpenVPN setup. Remote clients connect to VPN server on a specific network dedicated for VPN clients. This network is routed, and remote VPN clients can see OpenVPN server, directly connected devices on the "LAN" side of the VPN server, and even route through to the internet. The issue being I also have a MESH wifi network that is bridged to the "LAN" network. Any device that is connected via the bridged wifi network cannot be accessed (although has the same IP range as the directly connected devices [which can be accessed]). If you take OpenVPN out of the equation all devices (bridged and directly connected) on the "LAN" network can talk to each other as expected. I am trying to figure out how to get remote VPN client to be able to talk to all devices on the "LAN" network, and not just the ones that are directly connected.
TinCanTech gemneye wrote The issue being I also have a MESH wifi network that is bridged to the "LAN" network You identified the problem.
