Is it a problem with openvpn or virtualbox ?
Posted: Mon Aug 16, 2010 7:20 pm
I'm trying to learn openvpn on vbox and encounter a strange problem.
My configuration:
vpn server is on a guest centos, use console mode
vpn client is on a guest ubuntu, use terminal in gui
I follow the HowTo step-by-step and pick the server-bridge approach
Current Situation:
After start up openvpn on both guests, I can see on the vpn client that the ip of tap0 is 10.8.0.50 (from result of ifconfig) which is allocated from the vpn server.
However, on vpn server, no ip (expecting 10.8.0.4, the sample default) of tap0 is found !?!
And, obviously, I cannot ping 10.8.0.4 from the vpn client, and go on my learning.
Did I make some fundamental network mistake when I use two vbox guests to do vpn? (sorry for my poor network knowledge)
Or, my situation can be resolved by some setting?
Thanks a lot for your advice.
My configuration:
vpn server is on a guest centos, use console mode
vpn client is on a guest ubuntu, use terminal in gui
I follow the HowTo step-by-step and pick the server-bridge approach
Current Situation:
After start up openvpn on both guests, I can see on the vpn client that the ip of tap0 is 10.8.0.50 (from result of ifconfig) which is allocated from the vpn server.
However, on vpn server, no ip (expecting 10.8.0.4, the sample default) of tap0 is found !?!
And, obviously, I cannot ping 10.8.0.4 from the vpn client, and go on my learning.
Did I make some fundamental network mistake when I use two vbox guests to do vpn? (sorry for my poor network knowledge)
Or, my situation can be resolved by some setting?
Thanks a lot for your advice.