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Hi,
I didn't get an answer when I posted the same question somewhere else (topic12943.html).
I guess I've posted it in the wrong list.

However, here is the situation:
I've both my OpenVPN server and client are in routed LAN's (multiple VLAN's at each site).
Server is running OpenVPNAS 2.1 (Site A) and the client is running on Linux box (Site B).

Site A have 10.5.7.0/24 + 10.5.8.0/24 as routed VLAN's besides the server VLAN (10.5.5.0/24)
Server itself is on 10.5.5.10 with default gateway points to 10.5.5.1 and static route to 10.5.X.0/24 points at 10.5.5.251

Site B have 10.35.1.0/24 + 10.35.2.0/24 as routed VLAN's besides the client VLAN (10.35.0.0/24)
Client itself is on 10.35.0.223 with default gateway points to 10.35.0.253 and static route to 10.35.X.0/24 points at 10.35.0.251

Now, publishing the server side subnets was easy using the web UI, and the client (and other clients on subnet 10.35.0.0/24) are able to access all SITE A systems.
BUT, the server never recognize SITE B additional VLAN's and I'm unable to know why the push command in the client configuration file isn't working!!!

Could anyone help?

most likely you're missing a CCD file with the right 'iroute' statement but without config files it's impossible to tell. Read up at http://openvpn.net/index.php/open-sourc ... html#scope

Thanks janjust, the link was pointing at the right direction, which I missed somehow during my review for this issue.
However, I wasn't able to locate the installation path of the OpenVPN daemon on the AS virtual appliance!!
I though it should be under /etc (like other manually installed openvpn) but it's not there, neither under /usr or /sbin
Any idea where it should be?