Routing of VPN client traffic via Cloud WAN port
Posted: Sun Jun 16, 2019 7:05 pm
Hi,
I have a site-to-site SoftEther VPN connection setup between my home and a cloud server. This is because my home internet is through a 4G Router and the provider does not supply a WAN IP, instead I get an IP on their LAN. This works fine for general use but without a WAN address I can't remote in to see my security camera or other devices. The VPN to the cloud server (static WAN address) allows me to connect to any device on my network from a remote location :-)
I had concerns over broadcast packets eating up my bandwidth so I now have a L3 switch at my home end with DHCP and a rule in my home router to instruct it to route any external LAN traffic to the virtual switch.
The issue is my VPN client (external Laptop/Tablet) connected to the cloud server can't access internet addresses. It can assess my internal LAN devices fine via the L3 switch and back using a static route in the DD-WRT router.
I added a default route into the L3 virtual switch (Add: 0.0.0.0 Subnet: 0.0.0.0 Gateway 192.168.1.2 metric 1) but still no client internet access. I was expecting this to work as the static rule in the router should route return traffic back to the switch and therefore the client :-S Any help appreciated.
On a similar thread I've been trying to work out how I could route WAN traffic from my LAN and VPN client over the cloud server WAN address, this could be useful as my 4G ISP blocks stuff which is annoying. I have a TAP setup on the cloud server and have experimented by setting the Gateway applied to clients (VPN_EXT HUB) to the cloud server gateway etc and enabling NAT-T on the cloud server Virtual HUB but no success. I'm not sure how to route the traffic from the 10.8.79.0 LAN to the cloud server gateway 95.123.123.1 :-S
Thanks :-)
I have a site-to-site SoftEther VPN connection setup between my home and a cloud server. This is because my home internet is through a 4G Router and the provider does not supply a WAN IP, instead I get an IP on their LAN. This works fine for general use but without a WAN address I can't remote in to see my security camera or other devices. The VPN to the cloud server (static WAN address) allows me to connect to any device on my network from a remote location :-)
I had concerns over broadcast packets eating up my bandwidth so I now have a L3 switch at my home end with DHCP and a rule in my home router to instruct it to route any external LAN traffic to the virtual switch.
The issue is my VPN client (external Laptop/Tablet) connected to the cloud server can't access internet addresses. It can assess my internal LAN devices fine via the L3 switch and back using a static route in the DD-WRT router.
I added a default route into the L3 virtual switch (Add: 0.0.0.0 Subnet: 0.0.0.0 Gateway 192.168.1.2 metric 1) but still no client internet access. I was expecting this to work as the static rule in the router should route return traffic back to the switch and therefore the client :-S Any help appreciated.
On a similar thread I've been trying to work out how I could route WAN traffic from my LAN and VPN client over the cloud server WAN address, this could be useful as my 4G ISP blocks stuff which is annoying. I have a TAP setup on the cloud server and have experimented by setting the Gateway applied to clients (VPN_EXT HUB) to the cloud server gateway etc and enabling NAT-T on the cloud server Virtual HUB but no success. I'm not sure how to route the traffic from the 10.8.79.0 LAN to the cloud server gateway 95.123.123.1 :-S
Thanks :-)