Hello,
I've been quite hesitant about posting this here as i am quite stubborn to find the way to make things work on my own... but this time i just coudn't ... hahah anyways, i hope somebody can help me.
My setup is something like this:
In my school environment there is a LAN web platform which is heavily used and has files we need every day for research, etc, etc, but can only be accessed through this network, and is very internet restricted, so what i did was place a SoftEther site-to-site into one of the computer acting as a server and connects to my SoftEther instance running in my Raspberry Pi place which I can open ports to set up my webserver, printer server, etc, etc...
My current setup is
Private LAN VPN connects as a site-to-site to my Raspberry VPN Server
Users connects through my raspberry public ip and I serve the private lan routes through the dcph message and everything works out smoothly
The VPN works OK. I can connect and access files, URLs, network printers, but i need my raspberry pi to have acess to that LAN not only act as a VPN access point.
Any method I've tried results in my raspberry loosing internet connectivity or making impossible to access my remote VPN
Have LAN access within the VPN Server
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Re: Have LAN access within the VPN Server
I kinda just made it work just for a bit but it suddenly stops working....
I have restricted server A (which only allows outbounds connections) and unrestricted server B (which has open ports and what not)
Server A makes a cascade connection to server B and I freely connect through server B and post routes to lan addresses through the dhcp in the secure nat dhcp
however, whenever I set up a local bridge I can no longer establish a cascade connection from A to B, though I can connect to server B with any other device.... I am suspecting it has something to do with dhcp....
can anybody give me some pointers on what am i doing wrong?
I have restricted server A (which only allows outbounds connections) and unrestricted server B (which has open ports and what not)
Server A makes a cascade connection to server B and I freely connect through server B and post routes to lan addresses through the dhcp in the secure nat dhcp
however, whenever I set up a local bridge I can no longer establish a cascade connection from A to B, though I can connect to server B with any other device.... I am suspecting it has something to do with dhcp....
can anybody give me some pointers on what am i doing wrong?