Hello!
This is interesting, I've never encountered a VPN, where the server does not 
have VPN IP address.How does one set that up? How does that even work, in terms 
of forwarding traffic through the tunnel?
Would someone have a link for me, about that topic?
Kind regards,SaAtomic

31. Mar 2017 18:20 by janj...@nikhef.nl:


>         > Hi,
>       
>       On 30/03/17 10:06, > saato...@keemail.me>  wrote:
>     >     
>>             Hello!      
>>       >>       >> Yes, I could "unix ping" the tunnel's server IP (e.g. ping 
>> -c        1 -W 2 -I tun0 172.16.0.1), but I haven't found a reliable way     
>>    to automatically identify the server's IP address yet.>>       >> The 
>> environmental variable $route_network_1 appears to be        working for 
>> that only occasionally. >>       
>>       >>       >> How could I implement "sending data and checking the       
>>  response"? I'd need to get that working in an automated manner.>>       
>>       >>       
>>     
>     in theory the server does not need to have a VPN IP address - or the    
> server could be configured to block all access to it; if I were    running a 
> VPN setup where paying customers are connecting this is    exactly what I'd 
> do - I wouldn't want a rogue customer to attack my    server.
>     
>     Having said that, in 99.9% of the cases the server IP will always be    
> <subnet>.1  - which use cases are you trying to address in    which this is 
> not the case?
>     
>     HTH,
>     
>     JJK
>     
>     
>     
>>       
>>         30. Mar 2017 09:00 by >> g...@greenie.muc.de>> :
>>         
>>         
>>> Hi,
>>>           
>>>           On Wed, Mar 29, 2017 at 03:27:55PM +0200, >>> 
>>> saato...@keemail.me>>>           wrote:          
>>>> How can I confirm that the data channel is working            correctly 
>>>> after "Initialization Sequence Completed" on the            client?
>>>           
>>>           "ping the server", like, with "unix ping"?
>>>           
>>>           Send data over the data channel and see if something useful       
>>>    comes back.
>>>           
>>>         
>>       >>     
>     
>
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