On Wed, Mar 11, 2009 at 04:33:24PM +0100, Bernd Aufrecht wrote:
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>> Can i ask why you are bridging a openvpn interface ? why not route ?
>
> For security reasons. My wireless access point has only WEP and so i
> have it connected to my second LAN Port on my home server. I then use
> openvpn t
Bernd Aufrecht:
>
>> Can i ask why you are bridging a openvpn interface ? why not route ?
>
> For security reasons. My wireless access point has only WEP and so i
> have it connected to my second LAN Port on my home server. I then use
> openvpn to connect from from my notebook and bridge int
Can i ask why you are bridging a openvpn interface ? why not route ?
For security reasons. My wireless access point has only WEP and so i
have it connected to my second LAN Port on my home server. I then use
openvpn to connect from from my notebook and bridge into the my local lan.
This s
On Tue, Mar 10, 2009 at 11:25:08AM +0100, Bernd Aufrecht wrote:
>> sorry I must of missed somethnig you also have a brcmd bridge ? and tap0
>> is not being added to this bridge ?
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> Hi,
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> there seems to be no problem if the bridge is running an openvpn starts
> as second. But if you stop openv
sorry I must of missed somethnig you also have a brcmd bridge ? and tap0
is not being added to this bridge ?
Hi,
there seems to be no problem if the bridge is running an openvpn starts
as second. But if you stop openvpn, which i did to test something last
week, it takes down the tap0 device
On Sun, Mar 08, 2009 at 09:18:53AM +0100, Bernd Aufrecht wrote:
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>> mine always turn up on the right tap devices
>> dev tap0
>> proto tcp-client
>>
>> I explicitly set the dev name
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> The problem is that openvpn brings up a new tap0 device but
> does not add it to the bridge.
sorry I must of mi
mine always turn up on the right tap devices
dev tap0
proto tcp-client
I explicitly set the dev name
The problem is that openvpn brings up a new tap0 device but
does not add it to the bridge.
You should probably figure out a way to tell OpenVPN to run a script after
it has created the tap
On Wed, Mar 04, 2009 at 02:43:18PM -0600, Boyd Stephen Smith Jr. wrote:
> On Wednesday 04 March 2009 07:47:06 Bernd Aufrecht wrote:
> > How can I create a permanent tap0 interface?
>
> Tap interfaces are by their very nature transient, so that's not very easy.
> You could use tunctl to create th
On Wednesday 04 March 2009 07:47:06 Bernd Aufrecht wrote:
> How can I create a permanent tap0 interface?
Tap interfaces are by their very nature transient, so that's not very easy.
You could use tunctl to create the tap interface, but I'm not sure if
OpenVPN will use an existing tap interface t
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