[arm-allstar] Slightly OT: Multiple Allstarlink Clients through OpenVPN

[Jeff Ackerman]

You dont need 3 separate public IP's.  You can point all remote nodes to
the same public IP, each node would have its own VPN network IP after
connecting to the VPN server, at that point and you would then point all
your nodes to connect to the VPN network IP of your hub node or whatever
you are doing.

On Tue, Mar 3, 2020 at 10:33 PM "Mike Sullivan via ARM-allstar" <
arm-allstar at hamvoip.org> wrote:

> Looking for some help from the group (again) on trying to get my OpenVPN
> clients set up and working, once again.. I have a Ubuntu VDS set up as my
> server with three separate WAN IP's pointed at it. I've installed OpenVPN
> to it, and have the first client (remote repeater) working fine. I am
> trying to add a second client which will use WAN IP #2, but I can't figure
> out exactly what I need to do. Now, for the server side, I did cheat and
> use the openvpn-install.sh script to install OpenVPN, and used it to
> configure my additional clients, but I'm kind of clueless beyond that. I'm
> hoping some people in the group will be network guru's and be able to point
> me at the most efficient way to do so. I know I can set up multiple
> instances, but it's cheaper for me to run one server with three separate
> IP's than setting up three completely different machines.
>
> Mike
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