Route all traffic from one client through another

kenzopl

Sorry if that’s a wrong place I’m writting under, but after few hours googling couldn’t find better place with lots of info about route traffic for vpn tunnels.

This is how my network looks like:
My home router/gateway IP – 192.168.1.1
My home server IP – 192.168.1.2
My home laptop IP – 192.168.1.3
My home public IP – 123.123.123.123

My work router/gateway IP – 192.168.10.1
My work laptop IP – 192.168.10.50
My work public IP – 101.101.101.101

My home server is a VPN server with IP address 10.0.0.1
My home laptop is a VPN client with IP address 10.0.0.6
My work laptop is a VPN client with IP address 10.0.0.10

I use OpenVPN with client to client option and everything is working fine, all clients are connected to my home public IP address.

Here is my question:
Is there any way that I could route all traffic from my home laptop through my work laptop ? To be visible in the world as IP 101.101.101.101 instead of 123.123.123.123 ?

PS. Please don’t tell that it’s not possible because there’s no way I can have IP address 123.123.123.123 😉

Mimiko

It's possible, but you will have at least use third party software to forward and masquarade packets on your work laptop (I suppose it is windows based and you don't want to switch to Unix). Windows internal routing mechanism is not as advanced as unix's is.

Also you can install OpenVPN server on your work laptop so it will be easier to configure what you want without other softwares.

janjust

yes this is possible - even without 3rd party software - but it requires some routing and natting magic on the work laptop ; are you sure you want to go in that direction?

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Sorry for bumping an old case, but - I don't know why - I didn't get any e-mail notification that someone wrote in this thread.

Mimiko wroteIt's possible, but you will have at least use third party software to forward and masquarade packets on your work laptop (I suppose it is windows based and you don't want to switch to Unix). Windows internal routing mechanism is not as advanced as unix's is.

All my computers (server and all clients) are Linux based, so could you please tell me how to accomplish that by using forward and masquarade?

janjust wroteyes this is possible - even without 3rd party software - but it requires some routing and natting magic on the work laptop ; are you sure you want to go in that direction?

Yes, I do want to go in that direction, but I still don't know what to do exactly...

Best Regards