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| configuration:dualltedualopenvpndualvlan [2021/09/21 14:39] – created juraschek | configuration:dualltedualopenvpndualvlan [2021/09/21 15:01] (current) – juraschek | ||
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| ====== Initial Confuguration ====== | ====== Initial Confuguration ====== | ||
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| - Two VLAN on LAN1 | - Two VLAN on LAN1 | ||
| - Two OpenVPN Client Connections | - Two OpenVPN Client Connections | ||
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| ====== OpenVPN Server ====== | ====== OpenVPN Server ====== | ||
| + | For this configuration you need two seperate OpenVPN server. | ||
| + | They can be either on different domains/IPs or can run on the same IP but on differnt Ports | ||
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| + | This is important as we need the difference to create the extended Routes | ||
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| ====== Extended Routes ====== | ====== Extended Routes ====== | ||
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| + | We are using two sets of Extended routes for this use case. | ||
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| + | The first set will be used to assign the openVPN tunnel to the related WWAN interfaces | ||
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| + | The second set will be used to assign the VLAN to the correct openVPN tunnel. | ||
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| + | These Rules will be configured this way: | ||
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| + | For each WWAN/ | ||
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| + | For each OpenVPN/ | ||
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| + | Please also use the check box " | ||
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| + | This is important to avoid having packets routed via the default Gateway, if a LTE or OpenVPN link will be down. | ||
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