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Accessing Clients Behind DD-WRT VPN Client
Routing only some local IPs through VPN on dd-wrtOpenVPN and DD-WRTRoute IP to OpenVPN clientHow do I route all traffic from clients connected to the DD-WRT to its OpenVPN tunnel tun0?Setting up iptables for port forwarding of incoming requests over a OpenVPN Client on a RouterOpenVPN: forward client's LAN to the VPNHow can I connect remotely to our network from behind a double NAT?Iptables + NAT and port forward loop with one network interfaceopenvpn access LAN behind client behind nat and dynamic IP from other VPN clientsOpenVPN client connects but no internet accress, even though I masquerade
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I'm trying to set up VPN access to a handful of computers at our lab. File management, checking tests, etc. The building we lease doesn't allow us to port forward anything, so we've setup an OpenVPN AS on digital ocean and have connected both the remote computers and the lab router running dd-wrt to that VPN.
Connections seem to work, and we can see the router remotely. But we cannot figure out how to connect to the computers behind the router. How would we expose those computers to the VPN network for access?
I've tried port forwarding the four ports that Samba uses through the router, to no avail.
Thank you for the help!
networking routing openvpn
asked May 10 at 17:02
GabrielGabriel
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I'm trying to set up VPN access to a handful of computers at our lab. File management, checking tests, etc. The building we lease doesn't allow us to port forward anything, so we've setup an OpenVPN AS on digital ocean and have connected both the remote computers and the lab router running dd-wrt to that VPN.
Connections seem to work, and we can see the router remotely. But we cannot figure out how to connect to the computers behind the router. How would we expose those computers to the VPN network for access?
I've tried port forwarding the four ports that Samba uses through the router, to no avail.
Thank you for the help!
networking routing openvpn
asked May 10 at 17:02
GabrielGabriel
11
I understand that you are trying not to compromise your security, but your question lacks important details. I'd start with the simple - use a public IP detection service from one of your internal computers, then try connecting to it from the outside. Run tracert from the inside, then try pinging the hops gathered from the outside to find where it stops working. (Just tracing from the inside isn't enough since stateful handling will pass more this way.) Disabling firewalls on all involved machines for this test goes without saying as DD-WRT has it on by default.
– Zdenek
May 10 at 17:18
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I'm trying to set up VPN access to a handful of computers at our lab. File management, checking tests, etc. The building we lease doesn't allow us to port forward anything, so we've setup an OpenVPN AS on digital ocean and have connected both the remote computers and the lab router running dd-wrt to that VPN.
Connections seem to work, and we can see the router remotely. But we cannot figure out how to connect to the computers behind the router. How would we expose those computers to the VPN network for access?
I've tried port forwarding the four ports that Samba uses through the router, to no avail.
Thank you for the help!
networking routing openvpn
asked May 10 at 17:02
GabrielGabriel
11
I'm trying to set up VPN access to a handful of computers at our lab. File management, checking tests, etc. The building we lease doesn't allow us to port forward anything, so we've setup an OpenVPN AS on digital ocean and have connected both the remote computers and the lab router running dd-wrt to that VPN.
Connections seem to work, and we can see the router remotely. But we cannot figure out how to connect to the computers behind the router. How would we expose those computers to the VPN network for access?
I've tried port forwarding the four ports that Samba uses through the router, to no avail.
Thank you for the help!
networking routing openvpn
networking routing openvpn
asked May 10 at 17:02
GabrielGabriel
11
asked May 10 at 17:02
GabrielGabriel
11
asked May 10 at 17:02
GabrielGabriel
11
asked May 10 at 17:02
GabrielGabriel
11
asked May 10 at 17:02
GabrielGabriel
11
11
I understand that you are trying not to compromise your security, but your question lacks important details. I'd start with the simple - use a public IP detection service from one of your internal computers, then try connecting to it from the outside. Run tracert from the inside, then try pinging the hops gathered from the outside to find where it stops working. (Just tracing from the inside isn't enough since stateful handling will pass more this way.) Disabling firewalls on all involved machines for this test goes without saying as DD-WRT has it on by default.
– Zdenek
May 10 at 17:18
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I understand that you are trying not to compromise your security, but your question lacks important details. I'd start with the simple - use a public IP detection service from one of your internal computers, then try connecting to it from the outside. Run tracert from the inside, then try pinging the hops gathered from the outside to find where it stops working. (Just tracing from the inside isn't enough since stateful handling will pass more this way.) Disabling firewalls on all involved machines for this test goes without saying as DD-WRT has it on by default.
– Zdenek
May 10 at 17:18
I understand that you are trying not to compromise your security, but your question lacks important details. I'd start with the simple - use a public IP detection service from one of your internal computers, then try connecting to it from the outside. Run tracert from the inside, then try pinging the hops gathered from the outside to find where it stops working. (Just tracing from the inside isn't enough since stateful handling will pass more this way.) Disabling firewalls on all involved machines for this test goes without saying as DD-WRT has it on by default.
– Zdenek
May 10 at 17:18
I understand that you are trying not to compromise your security, but your question lacks important details. I'd start with the simple - use a public IP detection service from one of your internal computers, then try connecting to it from the outside. Run tracert from the inside, then try pinging the hops gathered from the outside to find where it stops working. (Just tracing from the inside isn't enough since stateful handling will pass more this way.) Disabling firewalls on all involved machines for this test goes without saying as DD-WRT has it on by default.
– Zdenek
May 10 at 17:18
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I understand that you are trying not to compromise your security, but your question lacks important details. I'd start with the simple - use a public IP detection service from one of your internal computers, then try connecting to it from the outside. Run tracert from the inside, then try pinging the hops gathered from the outside to find where it stops working. (Just tracing from the inside isn't enough since stateful handling will pass more this way.) Disabling firewalls on all involved machines for this test goes without saying as DD-WRT has it on by default.
– Zdenek
May 10 at 17:18