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Update: I found this thread here, and it included this link for configuration local access. The OpenVPN article suggests that we add this to the openvpn.conf:
I have tried this setting and find that adding it causes the rebuild of ovpn-admin to fail. Not sure what I am doing wrong... |
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Update: I gave up on this and instead switched to using the ovpn-binary along with my existing ovpn installation which is running in an LXC container. While there were issues getting it running caused by bugs in ovpn-user, I eventually got it working. For future visitors, I still have no idea how to enable local access with the Docker version of OVPN-Admin and OpenVPN. |
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i think what you need is push route and iroute commands in client config, and you dont need to rebuild the container: client1: push "route $LAN2 255.255.255.0 $IP2" #LAN2 subnet iroute $LAN1 255.255.255.0 client2: push "route $LAN1 255.255.255.0 $IP1" #LAN2 subnet iroute $LAN2 255.255.255.0 |
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Hi,
The primary use of a ovpn for me is to allow remote access to local servers. I am struggling to get it configured to work properly. The app works flawlessly for accessing the public Internet, but I just cannot seem to get it working for local access. Can anyone share the settings that they use to enable this?
As an aside, I have another ovpn setup running in my environment and it supports this, but those settings don't work here.
Update: I would also like clients to use the DNS server on the local network.
TIA
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