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So, using Openvpn in m0n0 1.2b10 cd-rom iso: (I did *not* test m0n0 as an openvpn client, only as a server. I started with an empty conf and created an openvpn setting.) - Use of tls-auth option seems to work well - Bridging configuration didn't work for me: * OPT1 (tap0) took some time (a config write + reboot I guess) to make it to the list of interfaces. * I bridged it to the LAN interface. I can't really say if that worked. The interface was reported as up. * I chose 0.0.0.0/24 as my openvpn-managed client network. That failed, openvpn complains about this choice (and dies). I tried with an empty string but now m0n0's GUI was complaining and didn't let me save. Anyway if I remember right, the cure to openvpn2.0 trying to manage a network himself is to remove the "server-bridge" directive from the conf file. In that case, and if bridging of its own tap interface works correctly, openvpn should let a Lan dhcp server handle its clients. What I suggest for bridging: - add a checkbox near the fields that serves the server-bridge directive. Call that "[ ] Use m0n0 for bridging" or some. The checkbox is enabled when the selected interface is tap, else disabled. When enabled and checked, the "server-bridge" field is disabled (and commented in the conf file). - make Openvpn's server interface (tun or tap) invisible or impossible to edit from the Interfaces menu. Cheers, --JPM --- JP M <jpm underscore tmp2 at yahoo dot com> wrote: > Peter, > > Sorry but you're just going too fast for me... I > won't > be able to test before this WE, possibly next WE. > I attach below my OpenVPN2 config (server/client) > and > network settings. If you have a dhcp server handy, > you > can see for yourself how this type of setup works. > Personnaly I wanted bridging because of windows file > sharing, dhcp for "silent" client configuration and > the dns-dhcp link that dnsmasq provides. > My testing machine is a wireless client that > accesses > the Lan via Openvpn. > > Thanks for all your help !!! > --- Peter Allgeyer <allgeyer at web dot de> wrote: > > > Hi JP! > > > > Am Sonntag, den 04.09.2005, 13:03 -0700 schrieb JP > > M: > > > I use [etc] __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com |