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João Brázio wrote: |
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> I've been trying to configure GNAP as a VPN server without any success. |
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> I want to allow 10 clients connected to the VPN server at the same time |
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> and each one of them should have a different local IP address. This is |
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> possible to do with a bridge. |
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This is also possible to do without a bridge, using OpenVPN 2.0 "server" |
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mode. See http://openvpn.net/howto.html |
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> I need to create br0 bridge with eth0 with tap0. The problem is that I |
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> can't see the interfaces when I do ifconfig -a altought i can see |
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> /dev/net/tun so I think TUN/TAP module is loaded. |
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GNAP vanilla kernel is missing bridge support. |
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> Can this be done with a vanilla GNAP system ? |
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> How is supposed to use the USE_VPN flag on GNAP, p2p VPN or a |
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> Server-to-many solution ? |
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USE_VPN triggers the use of OpenVPN. It supports both modes. |
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Thierry Carrez (Koon) |
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GNAP Developer |
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