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    Acessing OpenVPN Clients from PPTP client

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      dark0rbit
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      Hello I was wondering if this is possible with a little magic. I have a basic OpenVPN site-to-site and PPTP set up for mobile clients. Problem is that PPTP clients cannot access any of the other sites. OpenVPN works fine and the sites can intercommunicate without issue.

      Any ideas?

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        tmueko
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        You have to add the route of the other OpenVPN-Net to the routingtable of the PPTP-Client when connecting.

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        • jimpJ
          jimp Rebel Alliance Developer Netgate
          last edited by

          @tmueko:

          You have to add the route of the other OpenVPN-Net to the routingtable of the PPTP-Client when connecting.

          Vice versa as well, you need to push a route (or hardcode it on the clients if they're static key) to the OpenVPN clients for the PPTP subnet. And make sure your firewall rules allow them to contact each other of course.

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            dark0rbit
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            The PPTP clients are a part of the main site's subnet so the OpenVPN clients should be able to see them and vice versa. I currently have PPTP clients starting at 192.168.12.101 while the location is using 192.168.12.0/24. The OpenVPN clients have this route already but they cannot communicate. Any more ideas?

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