OpenVPN Multiple Site-to-Site
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OpenVPN Multiple Site-to-Site
I wonder if paa each site connection I have to create one on the server.
Site A - port 1194 - Site B
Site A - port 1195 - Site Cor can I use the same connection in 1194 the B port to C?
I am using peer to peer (shared key)
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You can set up one server on A and connect B anc C to it. You can route traffic from B to C through A.
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In need true that all you be centered on A, 'cause will be B, C, D ..G.. have to create for each connection?
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You can do as many in the "star" as you like, capabilities of the circuits and hardware being taken into consideration, of course.
You have to create a client for each connection, yes. They can all connect to the same server.
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I think I was not clear .. have to create multiple connections to the server? for each connection have qu have an OpenVPN server on different ports?
example, or only one server can have site B, C, D
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I am not sure what you mean by multiple connections to the server. Do you mean port forwards/firewall openings? Your server just needs to be listening on whatever TCP/UDP port you setup for the server. Just make sure you are allowing traffic in on those ports on the WAN of your firewall.
As stated, you can have one server with multiple clients. All clients should point back to the same hostname/IP and port (1195 or 1196 in your config).
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only one server can have site B, C, D
Yes. (Actually, you can do it either way)
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sorry,
I could explain I can do using just an OpenVPN server on a single port? because I tested here and it did not work
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Just set up different clients. They will all get a /30 out of your tunnel network.
Sorry, but I am not going to rehash all the OpenVPN documentation again here. doc.pfsense.org.
