damoon
Hi, I'm fairly new to openVPN so excuse the silly questions.
I'll get straight to the point. I currently have 2 machines on my LAN (Machine A & B) connected to a linksys router+builtin ADSL modem. I am intending to connect to a vpn server utilizing openvpn from Machine A as a client, however at the same time I wish to route all traffic from Machine B to passthrough Machine A's VPN.
To the matter on hand, should I have Machine A connected to a VPN server as a client while at the same time acting as a server for Machine B (if that is even possible)?
Or is there any better way to do this? Both Machines are running windows XP and Vista respectively.
gladiatr72
There are two options for you:
NAT the connection from B at A (I don't know if this is possible with Windows) or reconfigure the vpn server side to add a route to your network. If you point B at A and set A to forward packets, packets from B will arrive at the server, but the server will have no idea how to send packets back to machine B on your home network. Does that make sense?
-Stephen
damoon
Yes, that makes sense to me. Thanks. I was just thinking if there was some other option for it to be done such as how a ssh tunnel could be relayed.
