Here is my setup. My dsl modem is attached to the WAN port of my router.
Vlan2 is the WAN port interface. Vlan2 has been assigned an IP address
(192.168.1.253) in the same subnet as the modem to allow access. This rule is
used to make it work 'iptables -I POSTROUTING -t nat -o vlan2 -d 192.168.1.254
-j MASQUERADE' With this setup from inside my lan (on a different subnet) I
can still access the dsl modem. Tap0 is my openvpn interface. It is part of
the bridge 'br0' and gets assigned an ip address within the same subnet as my
lan. Effectively, when using Openvpn I become part of my lan and can access
lan resources. So far so good. Here is the problem. When testing openvpn from
public wifi, I can't access the dsl modem. I am on my lan as I can access
other things. I can access my dsl modem testing openvpn from inside my lan,
just not from the outside. When I remotely connect, I want EVERYTHING to be as
if I were on my lan. I don't get why this doesn't work. Can someone help me
figure this out?
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