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VPN Access Static IP on Local Network

DaMaN841
Hey folks,

Interesting issue that I ran into. I'm currently using SSL-VPN, and when I'm VPN'd, I am able to access all of the IP Addresses that are part of the DHCP Server. However, I have two Access Points (DD-WRT) that are setup statically to the x.x.x.2 and x.x.x.3 IP's, and unfortunately the VPN-Pool cannot access those IP's. Initially I thought it was DD-WRT not allowing Remote IP's, but that doesn't seem to be the case anymore. I'm assuming the VPN-Pool doesn't have a route to anything outside the scope of the DHCP Server, and if that is the case, what can I do to give it access, vs. including the Access Points as part of the DHCP Server Pool.

Thanks,
Kyle


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    Also, if you have created host definitions for the Access Points in Astaro, make certain that the interface configuration item is set to the default of > and not bound to Internal.  Binding host objexts to a specific interface can cause some weird blocks with few clues about what is going on.
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    Also, if you have created host definitions for the Access Points in Astaro, make certain that the interface configuration item is set to the default of > and not bound to Internal.  Binding host objexts to a specific interface can cause some weird blocks with few clues about what is going on.
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