Hello community,
I wanted to see how I could access from my VPN roadwarrior to the LAN of my network.
Currently my roadwarrior VPN is connecting but not accessing the LAN or pinging. If I check the “Route all client traffic through VPN” box, I can ping but if I deactivate it, I can’t.
Is there any way to access the LAN without checking this box “Route all client traffic through VPN”?
Is the VPN NethServer the gateway? If not, you need to add a static route on the gateway device.
“Push all static routes” should be enabled.
Yes, it is Nethserver’s roadwarrior VPN.
From what I was able to validate, if I enable the option of “Route all client traffic through VPN”, I consume the bandwidth of the company and the ideal is that if I work with VPN, only access the resources of the company but consume the width of band from my home.
For this reason, I asked if there was another way to do it, since if the company blocks social networks, when activating the vpn I also block social networks.
The static route would be: vpn network + nethserver’s green network + nethserver’s green interface?
OK, I think the issue is clear.
Do you use routed or bridged VPN? What’s your VPN network address?
Possible solutions are:
The static route should route the VPN network to the Nethserver.
Ex:
Centos:
WAN eth0: 10.93.100.193/24
LAN eth1: 192.168.200.1/24
Nethserver is virtualized, all internet traffic is directed directly to the nethserver virtual machine
Nethtserver:
WAN RED (DHCP): 192.168.122.157/24
LAN GREEN: 192.168.200.10/24
VPN: 10.10.10.0/24
If I activate the vpn roadwarrior connects but I do not ping or access the LAN and I would like to do it without activating “Route all client traffic through VPN”
Enable "Push all static routes” in advanced options of roadwarrior settings on Nethserver: If I activate this option, I access the LAN through the VPN but it limits me to all the restrictions that the LAN has in the VPN.
Steven, HI! could you fix it?