On 10/01/15 10:48, Jan Just Keijser wrote: > I run an OpenVPN service listening on UDP/1194, > TCP/1194 and TCP/443 (using 3 different subnets, but the end-users > hardly notice). I run 8 openvpn instances available over 5 UDP and 5 TCP ports and use iptables to load balance the ports onto the instances. I use the incredibly useful "--up", "--client-connect", etc scripting options to enable us to have ONE subnet shared over all those instances (plus some client config standards to ensure it all works)
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