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static IP for ssl vpn client?

brk
Hi -

I have openvpn working on a linux box acting as a client to the Astaro.  I can access all the proper internal networks, so all good there.

What I would like to know is if there is a way to assign a static IP to the linux box? It has been getting 10.242.2.6 but I need to guarantee it.

Even better, if I can use the linux box public IP (162.217.***.***) and route it over the VPN from inside the astaro network.  Is that possible?

  Thanks!


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    Yes, that's the trick I was going to suggest.  Your ideas in #3 above should work, but I'm not sure I see how moving the PBX out of the network would solve the flakiness issue for phones there.

    Cheers - Bob
     
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    Yes, that's the trick I was going to suggest.  Your ideas in #3 above should work, but I'm not sure I see how moving the PBX out of the network would solve the flakiness issue for phones there.

    Cheers - Bob
     
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    Yes, that's the trick I was going to suggest.  Your ideas in #3 above should work, but I'm not sure I see how moving the PBX out of the network would solve the flakiness issue for phones there.

    Cheers - Bob


    Your right, it doesn't solve the flakiness of the phones, but at least the IVR and voicemail is available if (when) we do have network problems.

    Thanks again for the tips.
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