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      mdrapeau last edited by mdrapeau

      Hello,

      I need some help on the configuration of my VPN, here is my infrastructure:

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      Currently "Site A" can communication with "Site B" and with "Client".
      The problem is "Client" can't communicate with "Site B" and I don't know how to make it possible...

      The last IP I can ping from Client is 10.1.30.1.

      Both Pfsense OpenVPN rules are configured to allow everything

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      I don't know how to fix this.
      If you want more screen, configurations files, you can ask me.

      Thank you !

      Mathieu Drapeau

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        viragomann last edited by

        You have to configure the VPNs to add to routes for the respective remote networks.

        In the OpenVPN access server settings on site A add the site B's LAN (192.168.17.0/24) to the "Local Networks" to push the route for it to the client.

        At site B you have to add the access servers tunnel network (10.2.30.0/24) to the "Remote Networks.

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          amy2 @mdrapeau last edited by

          @mdrapeau You might be able to do it with iptables, or you could do a double VPN with pfSense https://www.oilandfish.com/posts/double-vpn-pfsense.html

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            Rico LAYER 8 Rebel Alliance last edited by

            iptables with FreeBSD/pfSense? 😌

            -Rico

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              mdrapeau last edited by

              @viragomann I follow your advice and It works, I simply add 10.2.30.0/24 network access at site B.
              My mistake was I only gave access from Client till site B but not the reverse.

              Thank you !

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