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Hello,
I have a routing problem.
My configuration is as follows:
- An OVPN server in the cloud
- A first Edge Router X with OVPN client (Router 1)
- A second Edge Router X with OpenVPN client (Router 2)
I can't do site-to-site VPN since I'm physically attached to the same public IP.
On each router, I have a different network attached to a different physical interface.
From Router 1, I want to contact a network on Router 2.
From Router1, I can ping the OVPN interface of Router2.
However, I can't ping the other network on my Router2.
From the OpenVPN server, I can't reach Router2's network either, but I can reach Router1's network.
Is this a problem of missing routes on my OpenVPN server?
Regards
I have a routing problem.
My configuration is as follows:
- An OVPN server in the cloud
- A first Edge Router X with OVPN client (Router 1)
- A second Edge Router X with OpenVPN client (Router 2)
I can't do site-to-site VPN since I'm physically attached to the same public IP.
On each router, I have a different network attached to a different physical interface.
From Router 1, I want to contact a network on Router 2.
From Router1, I can ping the OVPN interface of Router2.
However, I can't ping the other network on my Router2.
From the OpenVPN server, I can't reach Router2's network either, but I can reach Router1's network.
Is this a problem of missing routes on my OpenVPN server?
Regards
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