I appreciate your video tutorials and I like the LAN Turtle, so much that I ordered one to try...
I used your idea to install a couple of OpenVPN "road warrior" insallations on VMware Servers
to reduce the number of open ports to run a Windows Server, a Linux (Mint XFCE) running the
OpenVPN, and the DELL DARC.
Recently, I tried the same type of OpenVPN install on a Ubuntu Server on Amazon AWS, and
there is no way in HELL that I can get it to work. For instance there is no device (eth0, eth1)
that shows as a connection to the internet. There is no problem connecting to the OpenVPN
gateway/server... but I cannot see anything else on the "local" network.
The OpenVPN-AS (access server) works fine... for two users, but the "free" version cannot
be made useful.
Please write to me and consider a video on the alternative, free option/s.
Quick Easy and Free
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I appreciate your video tutorials and I like the LAN Turtle, so much that I ordered one to try...
I used your idea to install a couple of OpenVPN "road warrior" insallations on VMware Servers
to reduce the number of open ports to run a Windows Server, a Linux (Mint XFCE) running the
OpenVPN, and the DELL DARC.
Recently, I tried the same type of OpenVPN install on a Ubuntu Server on Amazon AWS, and
there is no way in HELL that I can get it to work. For instance there is no device (eth0, eth1)
that shows as a connection to the internet. There is no problem connecting to the OpenVPN
gateway/server... but I cannot see anything else on the "local" network.
The OpenVPN-AS (access server) works fine... for two users, but the "free" version cannot
be made useful.
Please write to me and consider a video on the alternative, free option/s.
Keith Gray
+61419895353
keithgrayaus@yahoo.com.au