I ran into this exact situation. Based on my knowledge of how OpenVPN
operates in "server mode", I figured that it would require a significant
change to allow this. As a workaround, I run OpenVPN in "inetd mode",
which forces a new openvpn process for each client and therefore a
separate tap interface. Works great for me.
Ian
Manolis Stamatogiannakis wrote:
Hi all,
Does anybody know how/if I can run OpenVPN as server and have it create
a new tap interface for each authenticated connection?
If this is not possible, how much work would it be to implement it as a
patch? Would it fit with the OpenVPN internals, or it would need major
changes to fit?
Thanks in advance,
Manolis
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