Using dynamic public IP addresses for clients
Posted: Fri Sep 10, 2010 1:49 am
Hello all,
I am interested if the community version of OpenVPN supports having publicly routed dynamic (or static) IP pools? I'm not using my VPN server for corporate remote access, more of an internet gateway. I would like to have each client's IP address be fully routed and not firewalled.
I would imagine all that would need to be done is prevent any NAT'ing and just route all the traffic to the default gateway?
Here's a setup I have in mind:
VPN Server Pool: 50.50.196.64/28
1. Mangement Interface (clients connect here): 50.50.196.66
2. Dynamic Pool: 50.50.196.67-78
I would like to assign all clients to that do not have static assignments to the dynamic IP pool and route them directly to the internet via my default gateway: 50.50.196.65.
Is this possible? I'm told this feature will be available in later releases of the Access Server and currently only works in layer 2 mode on Windows clients only...
I'm not sure if a routed or bridged solution would be simpler...
If anyone could point me in the right direction or assist in some configuration commands that would be fantastic.
Thanks in advance
I am interested if the community version of OpenVPN supports having publicly routed dynamic (or static) IP pools? I'm not using my VPN server for corporate remote access, more of an internet gateway. I would like to have each client's IP address be fully routed and not firewalled.
I would imagine all that would need to be done is prevent any NAT'ing and just route all the traffic to the default gateway?
Here's a setup I have in mind:
VPN Server Pool: 50.50.196.64/28
1. Mangement Interface (clients connect here): 50.50.196.66
2. Dynamic Pool: 50.50.196.67-78
I would like to assign all clients to that do not have static assignments to the dynamic IP pool and route them directly to the internet via my default gateway: 50.50.196.65.
Is this possible? I'm told this feature will be available in later releases of the Access Server and currently only works in layer 2 mode on Windows clients only...
I'm not sure if a routed or bridged solution would be simpler...
If anyone could point me in the right direction or assist in some configuration commands that would be fantastic.
Thanks in advance