OVPN-Server in - OVPN-Client out?
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What do you want?? You stated you want your vpn clients to use your vpn... Then do that! What are you not understanding?
Policy route in your vpn interface!
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@johnpoz said in OVPN-Server in - OVPN-Client out?:
What are you not understanding?
Sometimes, your reading comprehension.
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What do you not get about policy routing?
Just like any other interface!
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Never looked there. Had to create the outbound NAT, like you had said before and it works like a charm, thank you...
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Now I have a new poblem. The email app on the phone can't connect to my local email server anymore. When I am switching the gateway in the OpenVPN tab back to WAN, it will work again, although the email-server is generally not reachable from the internet for clients. Any help would be appreciated.
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Well you wouldn't of switched it to wan for the gateway, or that shouldn't of allowed access either. If you would of switched it back to not policy routing and just gateway as * should of worked..
Create a rule in your vpn tab that allows access to your local networks.. This is just basic policy routing..
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@Bob-Dig said in OVPN-Server in - OVPN-Client out?:
works!
Well yeah, its simple policy routing.. Which why my confusion to your problem in the first place
I use policy routing for that Nord-vpn
When someone says they are doing something, my bad for thinking they understood what that meant and what they were doing.. So its not "reading comprehension" to why I was confused to what you wanted ;)
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@johnpoz Sure. That rules-tab for OpenVPN is looking so different than the others. But it works like the others. I guess you don't have to assign the interface(s) and that's why it is looking different.
With no networking background like me it is only learning by doing, not by studying or understanding. ^^ -
@Bob-Dig said in OVPN-Server in - OVPN-Client out?:
only learning by doing, not by studying or understanding.
Ah the click random shit and hope it does what you want methodology of networking ;)
