Ian Berry wrote:
> 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 theref
James Yonan wrote:
> On Fri, 25 Nov 2005, Nielsen wrote:
>>As it is openvpn has no way to allow the kernel to dynamically choose
>>a source port for it's connections. If you have two openvpn client
>>processes on the same machine both you have to configure lport to
>>different ports manually. This
Florian Weimer wrote:
>>Here's a hack of a patch which puts nice TOS bits on TCP ACK packets.
>>This allows you to use pf or another firewall to prioritize the
>>resulting openvpn traffic in the way you normally do over asynchronous
>>connections.
>
> I think you have to make those TOS values conf
